Poulsen, Frederik, 1876-, Richards, G. C. (George Chatterton), 1867-1951 · London : Gyldendal · leaf 148
).Behind their backs fights Hera-cles, easily recogni2;able by thelions skin, the paws of whichare fastened in front of hisbreast (fig. 53). In his hair aresmall holes, in which a metalwreath was fixed ; the rightraised arm with the weapon isbroken, and over the left arm,which is stretched over… … .0.c75 O 134 THE TREASURY OF THE SIPHNIANS hangs down under her neck^ while the head covers her back;to judge by the shape of the tail and snout^ a wolf skin(fig- 53) This figure was once described as a male godDionysus^ but a trace on the ear-lobe shows that it woreear-rings, which is only…
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