Cook, Arthur Bernard, 1868-1952 · Cambridge, [Eng.] : University Press · leaf 91
829 and 830. ^^ Supra p. 1033 pi. Ixxii. ^^ Class. Rev. 1906 xx. 378. 1048 Appendix R Greek art normally recognises Hera as the lawful bride of Zeus. Accordinglythey are grouped together in a succession of hieratic types, which perhapspostulate a ritual origin^. (a) Zeus with Hera behind him. Vases… … Fig. 841. (/3) Zeus with Hera beside him. By the end of the sixth century painters had learnt to economize theirdesign. They now represented Olympos by Zeus enthroned to the right withHera sitting at his sidel Zeus as the more important deity is nearer to the eye 1 Cp. supra pp. 668, 669 f., 688. 2…
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