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Illustrations of school classics, arranged and described (1903)

Hill, George Francis, Sir, 1867-1948 · London, Macmillan · leaf 525

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Empire, became king ofPersia in 558 B.C., conquered Mediain 550 and the following years,Lydia in 541, and Babylon in 538.He died in 529. He is representedin the guise of a god. The objectin his right hand is obscure. Asmall horn, like a rams, grows outof his temple; on his head is anelaborate… … 556. Persian king. Bas-relief from the Hall of aHundred Column*, Perse-polis. The king, wearing tiaraand long tunic (KavSus), isseated on his throne, hold-ing a flower and sceptre,with his feet on a foot-stool. Behind him standsan attendant with a flapto keep off flies. Therelief is probably of…

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