Schliemann, Heinrich, 1822-1890 · New York : Scribner, Armstrong · leaf 168
s handle endingin a large knob. In his right he holds a long object,which ends at the horses mouth, and which, being atfirst thick and becoming gradually thinner, resemblesmuch more a lance than the reins; and it is difficultto say which of the two the artist intended to represent.The chariot is… … No. i4ort. Pattern of straight and spiral Frets. proportion to the body that, were it not for the head,one would think that the sculptor intended to repre-sent a lion ; the stallions ears also appear more like hornsthan like real horse-ears. Just before the horse is standinga warrior, apparently…
