Roman sculpture from Augustus to Constantine (1907)
Strong, Eugénie Sellers · London : Duckworth and Co. ; New York : C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 424
for their inspiration. A statue of SemoSancus in the Galleria de Candelabri of the Vatican(Helbig, 368), the inscription of which points to thesecond century A.n. (C.I.L., vi. 30997), shows thisRoman agrarian divinity in the pose of an archaicGreek type of Apollo created by Kanachos of… … HIOAD OK TllKUIONYSOS FKOM VILLA AUUIANA .ln(l,r.-<, To fa a- p. 2)8 Mimeo (telle Terme THE PRINCIPATE OF HADRIAN 249 forms of the statue, while aUke in rendering the nudeand the hair, he has followed a less constrained methodof treatment. The Antinous.—The supreme and most…
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