Murray, A. S. (Alexander Stuart), 1841-1904 · London : Seeley and Co. ; New York : Macmillan · leaf 114
he garb inwhich they lived. That a people just emerging from barbarism couldhave had the faculty of creating an artistic type such as this of their ownnationality is more than we are prepared to believe. The skill withwhich the costume is rendered in not a few instances has clearly beenlearned from… … Fig. 41.— Gaulish Chief, Bronze Statuette. British Museum, GREEK BRONZES loi and costume. The old Celtic peoples had been a terror to the Greeksalmost from the time of Homer. They swooped down on the richcities of Asia Minor like Children of the Mist as they were. In Greeceitself they got as far as…
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