Cook, Arthur Bernard, 1868-1952 · Cambridge [Eng.] The University Press · leaf 832
e forms of com-promise between the Megarian and the Athenian type, accordingas Athena is, or is not, visible. The first is a Tyrrhenian amphora from Caere, now at Berlin(fig. 485 and pi. liv)\ Zeus in a chiton and patterned himdtion isseated on a throne of which the back ends in a swans head,… … Fig. 484. indeed he is to be seen hurrying off on tip-toe^ towards the left^Nevertheless two birth-goddesses are still standing, Eileithyiabehind Zeus, Demeter* before him, and are lifting their hands with ^ G. Kaibel in the Ann. d. Inst. 1873 ^^- 106—114, Mon. d. Inst, ix pi. 55 (part ofwhich ==…
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