Cook, Arthur Bernard, 1868-1952 · Cambridge [Eng.] The University Press · leaf 241
os withlittle Telesphoros to the left and the cosmic globe to theright (Rasche Lex. Num. i. 158, Stevenson—Smith—Madden Diet. Rom. Coins p. 775 f., Cohen Momi. emp.rom.^ iv. 178 no. 329 f. p • M • TR • P • xvili • imp • ill • COS •ilil-P-P-S-C- first brass, cp. ib. iv. 179 no. 331 do. do.without… … Fig. 926. (4) Asklepids and the Snake. Next we must note the constant association of this human Zeus with a snake.Asklepios himself on occasion took that form. He travelled from Epidauros toSikyon as a snake drawn by mules ; and from the roof of his temple in the lattertown hung a small figure of…
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