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 359
piu. {fjpfav = iepta.) following on foot or on horseback (Fig. 215). Both these stelae have beenset up by the society to whom the deceased belonged (v. Ch. .\ix.). Thegalloping type like Fig. 218 is rare; usually the horse is walking. When 302 Greek Art. Sculpture [CH. XI there are two reliefs they… … i Fig. 215. Kerch. Stele of Uaphnus in coarse local stone. ^^. KTR. p. 217, f. 197: CR. 1872 (Text), XVll. 3:KW. 627, PI. yAA\.=IosPE. II. 65. Adcj)v€ ifvxapiwvoi \ (tt\ ttjs avXfis \ x/Jf- I crvvodelToi. 5 3] Grave Stelae 303 and a child. In the case of Fi^. 216 the name of Dionysius and his…
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