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ns. One writer most inade-quately suggests that he might almost seem to have added some-thing to the religious conceptions of his people. He was in factthe precursor of Socrates and Plato, who revolutionized theseconceptions. Suggestive too is the remark that Polyclituswould do very well for… … Fig. 71. — Nike fastening her Sandal.Acropolis Museum, Athens. 184 The Message of Greek Art It is interesting to follow in imagination the great master onhis rounds of inspection as his quick eye catches the thought ofthese younger men who without doubt were assigned to thefrieze. Not untested they…
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