Cook, Arthur Bernard, 1868-1952 · Cambridge [Eng.] The University Press · leaf 240
ttjs erepasX€ip6s TTiTvos Kapnov rrjs rjfxepov with Sir J. G. Frazers note ad loc). Furtwanglerop. cit. p. 124 no. 2677 pi. 24 a cornelian = Asklepios (?) seated on a stool gazingat a beardless head held in his right hand, a serpent-staff before him, ib. p. 248no. 6753 pi. 48 a cornelian =… … Fig. 925. conversant with the ways of men and able to cure their ailments. The differencebetween Zeus and Asklepios may be readily grasped, if we set side by side tworeliefs of Pentelic marble found in the precinct at Epidauros (Stais Marbres etBronzes: Ath^nes^ p. 42 f. no. 173 f., P. Kabbadias in…
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