ings (vii.), but mentioned later as thebrazen altar in front of the temple.5 It is not easy to explain 1 Iliad., iv. 131, 132. 2 Furtwangler, Die Bronzefunde, etc., p. 40, 1880. 8 Grifï, Monumenti di Cere antica, Plate III. fig. 3 ; Museo Gregoriano, PlateXV. figs. 5 and 6. Our illustration was… … Furniture and Ornament about the Temple. 265 the omission of so important an object, except on the suppositionthat the verses following the description of the twin pillars wereleft out by the scribe.1 This might be ascribed to a slip of thecopyist, were it not likewise suppressed in the…
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