torical docu-ment nor the remotestallusion by ancient writersof such a custom havingexisted among the Sardior the Barbarians whocomposed the Phoenicianarmies. Why not admitthat we have here a re-duced copy of a weaponcharacteristic of thesetribes ? If hilt and bladebear no proportion to eachother,… … 94)- Fig. 93.—Stilettos from Teti. From Baux. The dagger under notice, re- 1 Pais, Boll., pp. 123-130, 1884. 2 It is the opinion of MM. Baux and Gouin. 8 This dagger, of unknown origin, belongs to a bronze statuette in the Louvrecollection, and was published in our Art Hist., torn. iii. As surmised…
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