Cook, Arthur Bernard, 1868-1952 · Cambridge [Eng.] The University Press · leaf 942
considering his verdict in much perplexity.On the one hand, a seductive Eros points out to him that Helen^ isalready approaching from the left with open arms. On the otherhand, between him and his promised bride is set the small butthreatening figure of the Pallddion, while from the right comes… … Fig. 567. At Athens the relation of snakes to the city-goddess was em-phasised, not only by myth, but also by cult. Kekrops the earth-borHj who is at least half a snake (figs. 93^ and 95^), was buried in ^ Supra i. 125 f. pi. xi, iii. 67 f. pi. xi. The theme is handled at large by P. Gardner[supra…
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