Temple Treasures: A Study Based on LivyUniversity of Pennsylvania., 1949 - 74 pagine |
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Pagina 13
... later than the building itself . Walters incorrectly refers 35 to Damophilus and Gorgasus as Etruscan artists . 36 The fact that the two painters signed their names accom- panied by statements suits the character of Greek Art in the ...
... later than the building itself . Walters incorrectly refers 35 to Damophilus and Gorgasus as Etruscan artists . 36 The fact that the two painters signed their names accom- panied by statements suits the character of Greek Art in the ...
Pagina 22
... later Camillus dedicated a temple , which he had vowed . The removal of the statue from Veii by Marcus Furius Camillus , after he had besieged and later sacked the city , took place in 396 B.C.1 The statue is reported to have given her ...
... later Camillus dedicated a temple , which he had vowed . The removal of the statue from Veii by Marcus Furius Camillus , after he had besieged and later sacked the city , took place in 396 B.C.1 The statue is reported to have given her ...
Pagina 27
... later there must have been more than one , for in 201 B.C. the Fetials , being ordered to go to Africa to ratify the treaty , took with them flint stones . 28 The silex , which the Romans believed to be a thunder- bolt , was probably a ...
... later there must have been more than one , for in 201 B.C. the Fetials , being ordered to go to Africa to ratify the treaty , took with them flint stones . 28 The silex , which the Romans believed to be a thunder- bolt , was probably a ...
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