Scythians and Greeks : a survey of ancient history and archaeology on the north coast of the Euxine from the Danube to the Caucasus (1913)
Minns, Ellis H · Cambridge : University Press · leaf 114
Gerhard, Aiiserltsene Vascnbildcr., Ii. ccxxii. not a simple or self bow, but comp c bow wascomposite. For I\ B OWS ClJKr I B ow~ cases 67 These combined quivers and bovv-cascs {yoipvTos) were peculiar to theScythic culture, except in so far as they were borrowed by neijj^hbouringnations. They were… … Fig. 17. barrow, p. 182, f. 75 bis), on the coins of Olbia (PI. in. 4), a Greek i^rave-stonefrom Chersonese (ch. xvii.), and frescoes from Kerch (ch. xi. § 4), also on acylinder representing the Great King fighting Sacae (p. 61, f. 13), whereuponthe latter only have them. The Persians, as shewn on…
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