Illustrations of school classics, arranged and described (1903)
Hill, George Francis, Sir, 1867-1948 · London, Macmillan · leaf 233
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… … The white sow with its litter is seen in the wood.Aeneas (AEN) is represented pouring a libation of waterwhich he has taken from the river Tiber, on the bank ofwhich he stands. RELIGION AND MYTHOLOGY 19.- 233. The ships turned to Nereids.(Aen. ix. 115 foil.)
Classical antiquities
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