Studies in ancient furniture; couches and beds of the Greeks, Etruscans and Romans (1905)
Williams, Caroline Ransom · Chicago : The University of Chicago Press · leaf 64
he first century before and the firstcentury after Christ must reckon with the prevalence of the ty])e of couch known (Iraemcn, []p. 90 IT., Thot. 55. ♦ Graeven, Ihot. t,j„ 34, 37. Jahrh., Vol. IV (iS8g), pp. 255 ff. s //,/,/._ phd. 59. • Dr. Hauser cites Raoul Rochette, Pcinturcs Ibid., Phot. 31… … 6o MATERIALS, TECH NIC, AND CENTERS OF MANUFACTURE to us in preserved specimens. Tliere have been no certain couch remains recog-nized which are irreconcilable with the design having turned legs and curvedjitlcra and the variety and number of existent bone and bronze parts of couchesfitting into…
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