Illustrations of school classics, arranged and described (1903)
Hill, George Francis, Sir, 1867-1948 · London, Macmillan · leaf 267
e sacred conical stone of Delphi),which is covered with a network of fillets (cp. No. 149). Thearcher-god holds an arrow in his right, a bow in his lefthand: His chlamys is laid on the top of the omphalos, andpartly covers his right thigh. To the left, on a small basis,is a statue of a goddess of… … The great king of Syracuse,the faithful ally of Rome duringthe greater part of the first Punicwar, and the first years of thesecond, is represented on hiscoins by a striking portrait—oneof the best coin-portraits of thetime. He wears the regal diadem. 268. Hannibal in Etruria. Bronze Etruscan coin…
Classical antiquities
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