Specimens from the Naples Museum : one hundred and sixty-eight plates, engraved on copper by the best Italian artists, illustrating four hundred and sixty-six objects from every branch of art and archaeology (1889)
Museo nazionale di Napoli, Monaco, Domenico, Neville Rolfe, Eustace, 1845-1908 · Naples : E. Pietrocola · leaf 44
eight 3 ft. 10 iu. X 5 ft. (3 in.) Danae was daughter of Acrisius, King of Argos, hvEuridice. An oracle having told Acrisius that hisdaughters son would put him to death he con-fined Danae in a brazen tower, to which Jupiter obtained access as above explained. Some supposethat the shower of gold… … 4 .^ .^« mm^m. ^ )^^.