Cook, Arthur Bernard, 1868-1952 · Cambridge [Eng.] The University Press · leaf 907
ul-birdson another from Orvieto {supra p. 681 fif. fig. 492), nor of the bird between Hephaistosand Hera on a fourth from Vulci {supra p. 700 n. 3(1) fig. 517); nor yet of the eagle behindThalna on the mirror from Arezzo {supra ii. 709 fif. pi. xxix). 2 Supra p. 218 fif. Significance of the birth… … ^ig- 534- ^ The only critic who has perceived this important point with adequate vision isProfessor H. J. Rose A Handbook of Greek Mythology London 1928 p. 50 f. : The closeconnexion between Zeus and Athena is probably due to historical causes. The chief godof the invaders must come to some sort of…
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