Cook, Arthur Bernard, 1868-1952 · Cambridge [Eng.] The University Press · leaf 675
Kronossaw while he slept and slept while he waked ; and likewise with his wings, thathe flew while he rested and rested while he flew. To each of the other gods heassigned two wings upon the shoulders, on the ground that they shared in theflight of Kronos. Again, he gave Kronos two feathers on the… … Fig. 429. Fg- 431 Fig. 432. L. P. di Cesnola at Kourion in Kypros and now in the MetropolitanMuseum of Art at New York3. The god, armed with a shortsword, is stabbing a lion—a type which recurs on a silver bowlfrom Idalion now in the Louvre*—, and about him hover twoEgyptising hawks. The double axe…
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