Cook, Arthur Bernard, 1868-1952 · Cambridge [Eng.] The University Press · leaf 984
Louvre 2™® Serie Paris 1901 p. 132 f. no. F 380 pi. 87,id. Cat. Vases du Louvre iii. 810. 2 De Ridder Cat. Vases de la Bibl. Nat. i. 172 f. no. 260 fig. 23 ( = my fig. 618). 8io The owl of Athena a dead warrior (PKekrops-^) across the sea. Her protective airrecalls Aischylos^ phrase at the end of… … Fig. 619. ^ This is possible, but far from certain. On the one hand, the representation suits themyth of Athena At^i^ta {supra p. 783 f.). On the other hand, the myth does not say thatKekrops was actually dead when carried off by Athena to Megara ; and, unless we acceptPausanias assumption (i. 5.…
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