Cook, Arthur Bernard, 1868-1952 · Cambridge [Eng.] The University Press · leaf 173
Fig. 35- new vase also amplifies the oracular visit by the addition of twowomen, but lends a far greater significance to them by making onethe devotee of Apollon, the other the wife of Orpheus. And, if that I02 The Clouds personified in Cult and Myth … is the case, Eurydike must necessarily be present in phantom form—a figure comparable with the ghost of Klytaimestra as she appearson more than one Greek vase^. Mr C. T. Seltman further pointsout to me that both these Orpheus-vases presuppose an interest atAthens in the sacra of Lesbos and handle…
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