Cook, Arthur Bernard, 1868-1952 · Cambridge [Eng.] The University Press · leaf 934
Fig. 764. Garrucci says of the last piece : Nettuno qual Giove fulminante a d. dinanzi un delfino,a sin. POSIEIAA. Id. ib. p. 176 f. pi. 120, 8 wrongly infers from an early drachm 796 The thunderbolt of Zeus Different in character from this early representation are theattempts made occasionally… … Fig. 765. Poseidon with the attributes of Zeus, attempts possibly promptedby the lingering belief that the former was fundamentally akin to inscribed FOM 0$A that Poseidon is actually dubbed Ai6(j) i&yaX/xa). Why notread Uoaoididv)? Cp. Babelon Monn. gr. rom. ii. i. 1431 f. no. 2132 with n. 3,…
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