Illustrations of school classics, arranged and described (1903)
Hill, George Francis, Sir, 1867-1948 · London, Macmillan · leaf 234
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.) … The ships are represented on the right, half transformedinto Nereids; the enemy (MESSAPUS, TURNUS, and therest) are represented in astonishment; Turnus himself,contrary to the description in Vergil, appears to begalloping away like the rest. A company of foot-soldiersare seen among the rocks in the…
Classical antiquities
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