Illustrations of school classics, arranged and described (1903)
Hill, George Francis, Sir, 1867-1948 · London, Macmillan · leaf 124
wears an Ionicchiton, a mantle wrapped round her body from the waistdownwards, and a sort of coif; she holds in her hands theinfant Astyanax, who stretches out his hands, not to greethis father, but (as Homer tells us, 77. vi. 47 f.) in fright atthe dreadful helmet. That he seems to stretch out… … For the subject, see Homers Iliad, x. 314 f. Thespy Dolon wears crested helmet, and close-fitting wolfsskin, which looks like a sleeved shirt and trousers, andcarries a sword at his side. Odysseus (ObVYEVC^]) on theleft and Diomedes (AIOMEAE*) on the right have seizedhim (x«i/)wv S aif/do-drjv, v.…
Classical antiquities
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