Cook, Arthur Bernard, 1868-1952 · Cambridge [Eng.] The University Press · leaf 407
s feetvegetation of some sort (L. Lersch Centralmicseum rheinldndischer Inschriften Bonn 1842iii. 63, Haakh loc. cit. p. i8i f. with fig.); (5) A tombstone in the castle of Enseck, whichshows two Lares in the guise of Attis with Phrygian cap and pedum flanking a dog and a Attis in relation to the… … Fig. 198. Graeco-Roman age-. Moreover, Attis, as a god reborn, would be afavourite emblem of resurrection and, like Nike in a different setting,peculiarly liable to decorative multiplication. But Haakh has moreto urge in support of his Phrygian twins : he appeals to literary as bay-tree [Beitrlige…
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