Illustrations of school classics, arranged and described (1903)
Hill, George Francis, Sir, 1867-1948 · London, Macmillan · leaf 119
ulders, anda cuirass over his undergarment, armed with spear andsword, leads Briseis (who is attired as a bride, with a veilover head, and seeks to cover her face), holding her by theright wrist (xeiP « /v-u/nrw). Behind comes the heraldTalthybius (OAI/0VBIOS) wearing a helmet, chlamysbuckled on… … Asramemnons violence. Last comes Diomedes (AIOMEAE*)attired like Talthybins, bnt that he has a hat, which has RELIGION AND MYTHOLOGY 97 slipped oft his head and hangs round his neck. He hastwo spears in his hand, and looks back (to the tent ofAchilles). The folding chair (uKkaSias) serves, by a…
Classical antiquities
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