Cook, Arthur Bernard, 1868-1952 · Cambridge [Eng.] The University Press · leaf 267
of Newnham College, Cambridge. Height 0-42™, breadth 0*23 to 0*25^ Thegigantic snake approached by a woman and two men might, again, be either Zeus Met-Xixios or Asklepios. 70—2 iio8 Appendix M aliens, freedmen, or slaves. And Foucart suggests^ that they formed a thiasos ofPhoenician settlers, who… … Fig. 944. ^ P. Foucart in the Bull. Corr. Hell. 1883 vii. 511 ff., id. in Daremberg—SaglioZ>?V/.Ant. iii. 1700 f. 2 On the problematic Malakbaal- or Melekbaal-j/<?/rt:i see E. Meyer in Roscher Lex.Myth. i. 2871, ii. 3107, and on Moloch in general E. Meyer and A. Jeremias ib. ii. 3106 ff.,F.…
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