Cook, Arthur Bernard, 1868-1952 · Cambridge [Eng.] The University Press · leaf 869
t will be grantedthat this association of the foam-born goddess with the sea-god wasreasonable enough. The amount of rock visible at her left sidemakes it likely that here, as on the frieze, she was grouped with an Eros^ standing at her knee. As a counterpoise to Aphrodite we need another figure… … Fig- 5f7- ^ Supra p. 675 n. 2. ^ A fragment of this figure perhaps survives in a left thigh of marble (fig. 518: heighto*32™) attributed by A. Michaelis Der Parthenon Leipzig 1871p. 202 pi. 8, 39 to the nude seated female S in the west pediment,but by A. H. Smith in the Brit. Mus. Cat. Sculptut-e…
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