Cook, Arthur Bernard, 1868-1952 · Cambridge [Eng.] The University Press · leaf 923
Fig. 746. Fig. 748. Fig. 747. in the gods right hand has a heart-shaped pistil, probably meantfor an arrow-head, starting from the centre of its lotos-flower. Anda similar kj/zx from Vulci signed by the potter Xenokles representsthe three sons of Kronos standing side by side between two winged … Fig. 749- horses (fig. 749)-. Poseidon, the central figure, carries a largetrident; Zeus, a thunderbolt with hooked prongs; Hades, an un-certain object, perhaps a horn I ^ Brii. Miis. Cat. Vases ii. 223 no. B 424, figured infra § 9 (h) ii [6). ^ Brit. j\/its. Cat. Vases ii. 223 f. no. B 425,…
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