Essays and studies presented to William Ridgeway on his sixtieth birthday, 6 August, 1913 (1913)
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ammlung im Antiqucvium Berlin18X5 ii. 716 ff. no. 2536) and is usually explained as symbolising the sovereignty ofAsia (Eur. Tro. 927 f., Isokr. Hrl. 41, alib.). These adjuncts recall another statue ofHera at Argos : Tcrt. ile cor. mil. 7 lunoni vitem Callimachus induxit. ita et Argissignum cius… … o H 2 5 O J fc( > Co i-lO O -uj O D ^O U So a: ^ NEPHELOKOKKTGIA 221 behind stands Hermes ; above are Athena and Aphrodite—all with their usual attributes. It seems clear that thevase-painter, wishing to give an individual turn to acommon type\ has made Paris award the prize of beauty,not—as…
