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Greek sculpture : a collection of sixteen pictures of Greek marbles, with introduction and interpretation (1901)

Hurll, Estelle M. (Estelle May), 1863-1924 · Boston : Houghton, Mifflin and Company · leaf 53

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ghtitself. He required clean hands and pure hearts ofthose who worshiped him. As the sunlight shinesinto the dark places of the earth, driving the shadowsaway, so Apollo hated all that was dark and evil inhuman life. He was not only the rewarder of goodbut the punisher of evil. In Shelleys Hymn… … I. Anderson, Photo. John Andrew & Son, So. HEAD OF THE APOLLO BELVEDEREVatican Gallery, Rome THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY AlTOR, LENOX AND FOUNDATIONS. HEAD OF THE APOLLO BELVEDERE 35 All men who do or even imagine illFly me, and from the glory of my rayGood minds and open actions take new…

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