Studies in ancient furniture; couches and beds of the Greeks, Etruscans and Romans (1905)
Williams, Caroline Ransom · Chicago : The University of Chicago Press · leaf 36
es II., who ascended the throne in 2S4 B. C.Xow, the couch, if not contemporary with thegrave, is more likely to be later than earlier. Jalirh., Vol. XVII (1902), p. 134, Fig. 11. HELLENISTIC PERIOD 31 such heavier, more complicated designs as those of the INIyrina tcrra-cottas is shownin the… … FlG, 14.—Terra-cotta ciatrary urn.—Museo Kircluriano, Rome. phus frieze from Pergamon shows both turned and incised bed-legs; unfortunatelythere is only a fragment of each bed remaining. The turned leg seems to be of thepattern made familiar in the Myrina terra-cottas. The incised leg is the latest…
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