Handbook of archaeology, Egyptian - Greek - Etruscan - Roman (1867)
Westropp, Hodder M. (Hodder Michael), -1884 · London, Bell and Daldy · leaf 331
Achilles, AXELE, AXILE ; to Ajax, AIVAS. Otherstones bear unknown names. The most beautiful among Etruscanworks, which Winkelman considers one of the most ancient speci- ETRUSCAN GLYPTIC ART. 293 mens of the glyptic art, is the celebrated cornelian formerly in theStosch collection, now at Berlin,… … heroes, written by their side, leaves no doubt on the subject of thismagnificent intaglo. They are Amphiaraus, AMPIITJAKE ; Poly- 294 HANDB 0 OK OF AR CHjE OL 0 G Y. nices, PHVLNICES ; Tydeus, TVTE ; Adrastus, ATEESTHE;and Parthenopseus, PAETHANAPAE. Some Roman names arealso found on stones…
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