Collignon, Maxime, 1849-1917, Wright, John Henry, 1852-1908 · London : Cassell Pub. Co. · leaf 43
eeth. * Horn. //., xxiii. 740, Odyss. iv. 616. t Pausanias, v. 17—19. \ It may have been made much earlier. Pausanias says only thatthe inscriptions accompanying the subjects were taken from the poetEumelus, who flourished towards the close of the ninth Olympiad(741 B.C.). 30 GREEK ARCHEOLOGY.… … Fig. 6.—Persian artemis.(From a Greek vase.) lion in the other, a design often reproduced onOriental gems and on the Phcenico-Greek ornamentsfrom Cameirus in Rhodes. An idea as to the style of the figures may be ob-tained from the vase paintings of the eighth andseventh centuries B.C. We have…
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