them, and, as it were, has made themcast an air of nobility over the whole composition. It is thus with a curious type to which our readers attentionshould be drawn ; we mean that of the personage called Izdubarby some Assyriologists, and Hea-bani by others. Whichevername we may choose, the person… … FIG. 35.—IzduLar and lion. Double the actual size. From a cylinder in the British Museum. activity and vigour, he is naked. Even under the dry method of.1 -•»-« * Éme^fiàTaseaîT-g££l égayer we can appreciate the amplitude ofhis form and the power of his muscles. He is also distinguishedby the size…
Hittites · Art · Jews
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