Essays and studies presented to William Ridgeway on his sixtieth birthday, 6 August, 1913 (1913)
Cambridge : University press · leaf 171
ere lie behind some traditional ritual usage ? KYLLENES HILL-CAVE 137 Kyllene lives not only In some sort ot cave but in or onsome sort of /z///, a wooded hill, abode of w^ild things.This combination of cave and hill recalls immediatelya class of vases which have long puzzled archaeologistsand of… … artificial mound. In answer to their summons a figurerises up from the cave inside the mound. The hill isev6r]po^ and it is x^o€p6<s and v\u)hr]9 : witness the branchesand the upspringing tree. But the vases, though their analogy to the scene inthe Ichneutae is clear, do not take us much…
