Illustrations of school classics, arranged and described (1903)
Hill, George Francis, Sir, 1867-1948 · London, Macmillan · leaf 232
Juno (lUNO), who carries a sceptre, and is veiled (as thebride of Jupiter), stands in conversation with the Fury(FURIA) Alecto. The latter has snaky hair (tot pullulatatra colubris, cp. the Furies, Nos. 83, 84), and wears chlamys,short girdled tunic, and hunting-boots; she carries a torch.On the… … Juno (IUNO), descending from the heavens (her rapidmotion is expressed by the inflation of her mantle), pushesback with her own hand one of the twin gates of war.1For these gates, see the illustrations of the Temple ofJanus, Nos. 529, 530. 192 ILLUSTRATIONS OF SCHOOL CLASSICS 232. The sows…
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