Schliemann, Heinrich, 1822-1890 · New York : Scribner, Armstrong · leaf 166
t a long broad sword. Owingto fractures in the stone the upper part of the chariotis not distinctly visible, but the wheel can be well seen,with its four spokes forming a cross. The outstretchedfore and hind legs of the horse appear to indicate hisgreat speed. Below to the left is a tolerably… … No. 140. The Second Tombstone, found above the Sepulchre in the Acropolis (4 M.)About one-twelfth of the actual size. 1 I 82 EXCAVATIONS AT MYCENAE. [Chap. III. the roes back, and between the horses feet, lies an objectwhich cannot be recognised ; it may equally well repre-sent a man lying…
