Viardot, Louis, 1800-1883 · New York, Scribner, Armstrong, and Company · leaf 125
, which is not, strictly speaking,an Apollo, but Helios, the son of Hyperion and Thyia,who was only worshipped at Rhodes and Corinth.Although four of the nine are Pythian Apollos, thebest in the Louvre is one of the two called Lycian,because the attitude, that of repose, with the armsfolded above… … Fig. lo. — Hacchus. (Museum ot the Louvre, Paris. Lizard slayer, the head of which, although onlyrestored, is antique, supposed to be a good copy ofthe bronze Saiiroctonos of Praxiteles. (JnECJA1: bcuiri uue. luy Agile, and scantily clothed, as Fontaine wouldexpress it, a Diana may always be…
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