Cook, Arthur Bernard, 1868-1952 · Cambridge [Eng.] The University Press · leaf 310
at tin was bought for the floral ornamentidnthemori) beneath the shield. Hence E. Reisch^ concludes that thestatues in question were two bronze effigies of Hephaistos andAthena. Further, since a famous statue of Hephaistos, standing andso draped as to minimise his lameness, is known to have been… … Fig. 137- sculptor, Reisch not unreasonably attributes the whole group tohim* B. Sauer^, accepting these results, goes further and attempts arestoration on paper (fig. 136), which may at least give us some notionof Alkamenes group. Athena thus linked with Hephaistos came. 1 E. Reisch loc. cit. p.…
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