Smith, T. Roger (Thomas Roger), 1830-1903, Redford, George, d. 1895 · Meadville, Penna. : Flood and Vincent : Chautauqua-Century Press · leaf 123
Once thought to be a repetition in mar-ble of a bronze, by Calamis, but now considered to be of the timeof Lysippus. Being of Carrara marble, it was most probablyexecuted at Rome. Formerly considered to be the most beau-tiful of antique statues, but since placed in an inferior rank in art. It may… … Fig. 130.—Wounded Ajiazon. M. Brrlin Muteum. Differs from the others chiefly in having no quiver or shield, and the left arm supported on a pillar. Much restored. plugue had left Athens, hav-ing? the Herpcnt, the finblemof tlie healing art, twiningaround the Delian olive (lib.i. p. 6, 20).…
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