Cook, Arthur Bernard, 1868-1952 · Cambridge, [Eng.] : University Press · leaf 134
eft passes through a four-spoked wheel to hold the reins. Thesecond figure, beardless but male, lies on his back and turns his face towards the left sideof the rider : his right hand is pressed against the ground ; his left probably held the righthoof of the horse on his left shoulder, the left… … even on his head. He is bearded or unbearded, but always male=^;his legs end in snakes with snaky heads of their own ; and he ^ F. Hertlein op. cit. p. 39 f. notes the exceptions—Heddernheim 1884 {ib. p. 6,supra p. 71 n. 6), Butteistadt {ib. p. 5f., supra p. 78 n. 2), Higny {ib. p. 25), Arlon{ib.…
Zeus (Greek deity) · Cults · Sun worship · Classical antiquities · Folk literature
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