A handbook of legendary and mythological art (1876)
Waters, Clara Erskine Clement, 1834-1916 · New York: Hurd and Houghton ; Cambridge : Riverside Press · leaf 476
and drove themto Pylos. When he returned to hiscave he found a tortoise at the mouthof it, which he made into a lyre, byplacing strings across its shell. Apolloknew who had stolen the oxen andcame to demand them, but Maia showedhim the infant asleep in his cradle.The god took him to Zeus, who… … 458 ANCIENT MYTHS pecially of Zeus; and as the heralds speak publicly, he was the godof eloquence, — the god who protected travellers, and the god ofcommerce. His statue was erected on roads, at gates, and doors.He was the god of luck, and presided over games with dice. Heinvented sacrifices, and…
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