Murray, A. S. (Alexander Stuart), 1841-1904 · London : Seeley and Co. ; New York : Macmillan · leaf 20
ies, when Persia had been forced to yield to the Macedonianconquest, the statue was returned to Miletus, and thereafter appears onthe coinage of that town, where it is represented as an archaic statue ofApollo holding out a fawn in his right hand. Many instances are known GREEK BRONZES II of… … Fig. 3.—Bronze Statuette. Apollo of Miletus. British Museum. could remain that the figure on the coins of Miletus was that sameApollo. But the workmanship of the coins is too rude to be of anyartistic use. At this point the statuette comes to our aid. We see at i 12 GREEK BRONZES once that it has…
Bronzes, Greek
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