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and the left hand are entirely invisible and are behind the neck of the horse. The
left foot is in low relief and is slightly visible beyond the right foot. He is wearing
laced boots. The hair was cut short at the nape. He is beardless and young. The
face does not have a portrait character, however, the facial features are clear. The
pupils have been carved as if he is looking up. There are encrustations within the
folds on his clothes. The figure has not been polished and tiny chisel marks are
visible on the entire surface.
Figure M2. Rearing horse (Fig. 77). Only the right fore and rear legs of
the horse are in high relief. The left rear leg is in very low relief behind the right
rear leg next to the column. The left fore leg was not shown. The
disproportionateness of the head and the body of the horse is striking. There is no
saddle on the horse. The thick tail of the horse extends beyond the central
aedicula and into the previous one, next to the cornucopia of the Figure L. There
are encrustations on the horse’s neck and under its chin. The figure has not been
polished and tiny chisel marks are visible on the entire surface.
Figure N. Lion beneath the right foreleg of the horse (Fig. 78), rearing
towards it. All of the legs of the lion are shown, however the right forepaw is
incomplete. The tail of the lion is curved up, and lies over the left side of the
animal. Only the two forepaws of the lion are in the same aedicula as the hunter,
the rest of it is at the next aedicula, in front of Figure P. The mane of the animal
is not as detailed as the hairs of the figures, and gives the impression that it is
unfinished. There are encrustations the lion’s left fore and rear legs. The figure
has not been polished and tiny chisel marks are visible on the entire surface.
Figure O. Dog beneath the horse of the Figure M (Fig. 77), attacking the
lion’s left forepaw. All the four legs of the dog are visible, however the left rear
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