Poulsen, Frederik, 1876-, Richards, G. C. (George Chatterton), 1867-1951 · London : Gyldendal · leaf 287
y, notby might, but by law, fortwenty-seven years, duringwhich the land enjoyed afruitful peace and greatriches. This informationmakes it possible to datehim and his predecessors,for he ruled before 404 B.C.,when Lycophron of Pheraemade himself lord of allThessaly, and probably hislong reign may be… … Fig. 133.—Agelaus, son of Acnonius(Gardiner-Smith, op. cit., fig. lo). MONUMENT OF THE THESSALIAN PRINCES 273 cloaked torso with legs encircled by straps (fig, 135). Hewears the Thessalian knights cloak^ and he, as Socratescontemporary, may be regarded asrepresentative of the knightly nobi-lity, of…
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