A handbook of legendary and mythological art (1872)
Waters, Clara Erskine Clement, 1834-1916 · New York, Hurd and Houghton · leaf 436
hers that Apollo as-sumed the appearance ofParis to kill him, andagain that he directed theweapon of Paris; whileagain it is related, that heloved Polyxena, daughterof Priam, and went to thetemple of Apollo at Thym-bra without arms and wasthere assassinated. Ajaxand Ulysses rescued hisbody, and his… … Achilles seizing arms at Scyros(Painting found at Pompeii). 420 ANCIENT MYTHS Acis. Son of Faunus and Symastliis, loved by the nympli Gal-atea. Polypliemus the Cyclop, being jealous of Acis, crushed himbeneath a huge rock. The nymph changed his blood into the riverAcis or Acinius at the foot of…
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