Cook, Arthur Bernard, 1868-1952 · Cambridge [Eng.] The University Press · leaf 510
ms that the leaves on the breast of either figureare beyond doubt those of the quercics robtir, that the beard of the Wcirterb.^ p. 478). Assuming that both Virbius and verbena were related to viridis (cp.L. Morpurgo in the Mon. d. Line. 1903 xiii. 356 n. 9), Sir James Frazer had renderedVii-bitts,… … Fig. 302. ^ L. Morpurgo La rappresentazione figurata di Virbio in Ausonia 1909 iv. 109—127with figs. I—6 and pis. 5, A—c and 6, A—C ( = my pi. xxii, i—3). Miss Morpurgos resultsare accepted by Stuart Jones Cat. Sculpt. Mus. Capit. Rome p. i5of. But W. HelbigFiiJu-er durch die bffentlichen…
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