Cook, Arthur Bernard, 1868-1952 · Cambridge, [Eng.] : University Press · leaf 77
to Zeus and Hera^ The pillar present in these Graeco-Roman compositions was itself no partof the older Hellenic type—witness a metope from Selinous now at Palermo 1 This relief has been variously interpreted. P. Perdrizet in the Bull. Corr. Hell.1899 xxiii, 559 f. pi. 3, I thinks that it represents… … Fig. 832. A. Maiuri, moved by the new Rhodian discovery, inclines to Zeus and Hera. I agreewith him: Sarapis, as Amelung admits, ought to have had a chitdn and a much moreprominent kdlathos. For similar thrones see e.g. that of Epiktesis {supra i. 536 fig. 407) and that ofDionysos {supra i. 710…
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