Poulsen, Frederik, 1876-, Richards, G. C. (George Chatterton), 1867-1951 · London : Gyldendal · leaf 285
ke him,according to the epigram, victor in a like number of contests,and famous because he laid low the bravest of the Tyrseni.By technical observations of the shape of the plinth, theAmericans, Gardiner and Smith, succeeded in identifyingthe statue of Telemachus with the torso of a nude youthin… … Fig. 131.—Acnonius, son of Aparus {Fouillesde Delphes, iv, plate Ixvi, left). to the Americans^ laterthan the fourth century.)To this torso^ 1*45metres in height^ wasadded later part of theleft leg. The finely-built young man is lean-ing on the herm of agod of archaisizing form.The cloak, with…
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