Roman sculpture from Augustus to Constantine (1907)
Strong, Eugénie Sellers · London : Duckworth and Co. ; New York : C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 333
iding at the head of hisxcvii cavalry, is at hand (255, 256); the Prince apparentlyarrives by the same road which was being constructed on241, 242. After victory follows another of those grandiosexcviii scenes of sacrifice, for which the artists of this second halfof the sculptured spiral show such… … To/ace p. lJ3 l!(»LI (IF ( IllKlTAINs; rr<ij,ni n.h„nn THE TRAJAN COLUMN 193 seen extending between two fortified camps. In the fore- xcixground Trajan, surrounded by the usual attendants, poursthe libation over the garlanded altar. In the next scene he receives a mixed embassy of cbarbaric…
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