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368 CATALOGUE OF SCULPTURE.800. Tablet with votive relief representing a female breast,dedicated by Isias.Coll.Inscribed : Eto-tas vt/'[icrT
VOTIVE RELIEFS FROM PNYX. 369805. Tablet with votive relief, representing a human facefrom the bridge of the nose downwards, dedicated byTertia.CollInscribed : Teprta iij/Lo-Tw cv)(i^v.— Pnyx, Athens. ElginPentelic marble height, ;8J inches width, ; 7f inches. Dodwell,Tour, I., p. 404, with woodcut; Synopsis, No. 218 (250);i>/«s. âr6fe5,IX., pl.41,fig.7; C.r.G.,501; ¥Mh, Elgin 3farblcs,II., p. 105, No. 218 ; Gree/i Inscriptions in Biit. Mus., LXIII.806. Tablet with votive relief, representing a pair of arms,within a panel, dedicated by Claudia Prepusa. The handsare wanting.Inscribed : KAavSt'a UpeTrovaa €V)âpio-T(x) v\j/icrTw.— Pnyx,Athens. Elgin Coll.Pentelic marble ; height, 6 inches ; width, 7J inches, Dodwell,Tour, I., p. 402, with woodcut; Synopsis, No. 215 (248); Mus.Marbles, IX., pi. 41, fig. 6; C.r.G., 502; Ellis, Elgin MarblesÎI., p. 105, No. 215; Greek Inscriptions in Brit. Mus., LXIV.807. Tablet with votive relief, representing a female breastsomewhat broken, dedicated by Onesime.Inscribed : 'Ovrjo-ifir] cu^V Aii vij/lo-tw.— Pnyx, Athens.Elgin Coll.Pentelic marble; height, 4| inches; width, 6 inches. Dodwell,Tour, I., p. 403; Synopsis, No. 211 (240); Mus. Marbles, IX.,pi. 41, fig. 1 ; C.I.G., 503 ; Ellis, Elgin Marb'es, II., p. 105,No. 211 : Greek Inscriptions in Brit. Mus., LXV.808. Fragment of a votive relief, with part of a thigh, orperhaps part of the shoulder.Inscribed: ....a 6e
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TABLE OF ABBREVIATIONS.IXStuart. Ja
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4 CATALOGUE OF SCULPTURE.William Ha
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6 CATALOGUE OF SCULPTURE.The access
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8 CATALOGUE OF SCULPTURE.by Sir Cha
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10 CATALOGUE OF SCULPTURE.J. P. Gan
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PART I.ARCHAIC PERIOD.SCULPTURES FR
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——MYCENAE. 15pi. 5. Dodwell, To
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BEANCHIDAE. 17which, the sculptures
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—;BRANCHIDAE. 19has no cushion, t
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——;BKANCHIDAE. 21the ends pass
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———BRANCHIDAE. 23a Greek Sphi
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LYDIA AND EPHESUS. 25of buildings.
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—EPHESUS. 27from a statement of H
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EPHESUS. 2935. Fragment of the uppe
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——EPHESUS. 3146. 1- Fragment wi
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——EPHESUS. 33greave. This fragm
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EPHESUS. 3517. Shoulders and upper
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EPHESUS. 3734. Left hand grasping t
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EPHESUS. 3951. Unintelligible fragm
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————( 41 )SCULPTURES PROM R
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————EHODES. 43ibex against
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—XANTHOS. 4574. Bird standing on
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XANTHOS. 472. East Side.-—Frieze
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————XANTHOS. 4983. Part of
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—;XANTHOS. 51later than the Persi
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—XANTHOS. 53ground. The head and
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XANTHOS. HARPY TOMB. 55of painting
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XANTHOS. HARPY TOMB. 57In the left
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untenable, asXANTHOS. HARPY TOMB. 5
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—NAUCRATIS. 61.98. Torso of femal
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NAUCEATIS. 63worked with a rebate t
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———NAUCRATIS. 65colour on the
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——————NAUCRATIS. 67a fl
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( 69 )CASTS FROM SELINUS.The follow
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—ATHENS AND ATTICA. 71hair is ren
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( 73 )CASTS OP SCULPTURES PROM AEGI
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AEGINA. 75xvii. ; Wolters, p. 48).
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AEGINA. 77166. Kneeling Trojan, wit
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—;AEGINA. 79most carefully finish
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KoiOLYMPIA. 81191. Cast of a metope
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—— —FIGUKES OP APOLLO (?). 83
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FIGURES OF APOLLO (?). 85hist. Clas
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;FIGUEES OF APOLLO (?). 87similar f
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ARCHAIC SCULPTURES. 89side ; tliat
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MYRON. PHEIDIAS. 91A 3'oung athlete
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HISTORY OF THE PARTHENON. 93two ped
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—HISTOKY OF THE PAKTHENON. 95appe
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.ATHEN^ PARTHENOS. 97(Âthenische M
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ATHENE PAKTHENOS. 99bottom of the .
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;( 101)EASTERN PEDIMENT OP THE PART
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EAST PEDIMENT OF TARTHENON. 103iden
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EAST PEDIMENT OF PARTHENON. 105
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EAST PEDIMENT OF PARTHENON. 107mout
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EAST PEDIMENT OP PARTHENON. 109limb
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EAST PEDIMENT OF PARTHENON.Ill(Brnn
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EAST PEDIMENT OF PARTHENON. 113this
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EAST PEDIMENT OF PARTHENON. 115the
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WEST PEDIMENT OF PARTHENON. 117with
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WEST PEDIMENT OF PARTHENON. 119the
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WEST PEDIMENT OF PARTHENON. 121whos
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WEST PEDIMENT OF PARTHENON. 123figu
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WEST PEDIMENT OF PARTHENON. 125hori
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WEST PEDIMENT OF PARTHENON. 127anta
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WEST PEDIMENT OF PARTHENON. 129but
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WEST PEDIMENT OF PAKTHENON. 131304
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METOPES OF PARTHEXON. 133Museum pos
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METOPES OF PARTHENON. 135leg, the o
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METOPES OF PARTHENON. 137from the o
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wife or maiden.METOPES OF PARTHENON
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. METOPESOF PARTHENON. 141rivets. C
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METOPES OF PAllTHENON. 143as if lie
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FRIEZE OF PARTHENON. 145Feodor in t
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FRIEZE OF PARTHENON. 147The subject
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FEIEZE OF PARTHENON. 149the " Old T
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FRIEZE OF PARTHENON. 151scription w
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EAST FRIEZE OF PARTHENON 153eastern
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EAST FRIEZE OF PARTHENON. 155he als
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EAST FRIEZE OF PARTHENON. 157centur
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EAST FRIEZE OF PARTHENON. 159An eld
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EAST FEIEZE OF PARTHENON. 161the fr
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EAST FEIEZE OF PARTHENON. 163that h
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NORTH FRIEZE OF PARTHENON. 165In th
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NOKTH FRIEZE OF PARTHENON. 167menti
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NORTH FRIEZE OF PARTHENON. 169remai
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NORTH FRIEZE OF PARTHENON. 171as we
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NORTH FRIEZE OF PARTHENON. 173The n
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NORTH FRIEZE OF PARTHENON. 175In th
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NOETH FRIEZE OF PAETHENON. 177the o
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WEST FRIEZE OF PARTHENON 179the cav
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SOUTH FEIEZE OF PARTHENON. 18127. a
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SOUTH FRIEZE OF PARTHENON. 18326-37
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SOUTH FEIEZE OF PARTHENON. 185at At
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SOUTH FRIEZE OP PARTHENON. 187and a
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SOUTH FRIEZE OF PARTHENON. 189part
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FRIEZE OF PARTHENON. 191A diagram s
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FRIEZE OF PARTHENON. 193Parthenon F
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FRAGMENTS OF PARTHENON PEDIMENTS (?
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FEAGMENTS OF PARTHENON PEDIMENTS (?
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FEAGMENTS OF PAKTHENON PEDIMENTS (?
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FRAGMENTS OF PARTHENON PEDIMENTS (?
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FKAGMENTS OP PAKTHENON PEDIMENTS (?
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FRAGMENTS OF PARTHENON METOPES. 205
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FRAGMENTS OF PARTHENON FRIEZE, 207l
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FRAGMENTS OF PARTHENON FRIEZE. 2095
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FRAGMENTS OF PARTHENON FRIEZE. 211b
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ARCHITECTUEAL FRAGMENTS OF PARTHENO
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AECHITECTUKAL FRAGMENTS OF PARTHENO
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THE THESEION. 217figures or ornamen
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THE THESEION. 219irowyca/Aevos .
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SCULPTURES OF THE THESEION. 221seie
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TheWEST FKIEZE OF THESEION. 223impl
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EAST FEIEZE OF THESEION. 225fray, m
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EAST FRIEZE OF THESEION. 227victor,
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EAST FRIEZE OF THESEION. 229the con
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THE ERECHTHEION. 231406.1. Cover fr
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contained tlie tomb of Cecrops.THE
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THE EKECHTHEION. 235The arms are wa
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THE EEECHTHEION. 2374 feet 3 inches
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( 239)TEMPLE OP NIKE APTEROS.The te
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TEMPLE OF NIKE APTEROS. 241represen
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TEMPLE OF NIKE APTEROS. 243fallen m
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TEMPLE OF NIKE APTEEOS. 245Next is
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TEMPLE OF NIKE APTEROS. 247various
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( 249 )Fig. 21.—The Choragic Munu
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MONUMENT OF LYSICKATES. 251The mona
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MONUMENT OF LYSICRATES. 253430. 1.
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MONUMENT OF LYSICRATES. 265Between
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MONUMENT OF THKASYLLOS. 257tree a p
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THE PROPYLAEA. 259The statue is tha
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( 261 )MISCELLANEOUS ARCHITECTURALF
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AECHITECTUKAL FRAGMENTS. 263in the
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AGORACKITOS AND POLYCLEITOS. 265of
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POLYCLEITOS. 267The head was found
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POLYCLEITOS. 2693rd ed., I., fig. 8
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THE TEMPLE AT PHEGALEIA. 271sculptu
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THE TEMPLE AT PHIGALEIA. 273Archite
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PHIGALEIAN METOPES. 275Land seems t
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PHIGALEIAN FRIEZE. 277Cockerell sug
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PHIGALEIAN FRIEZE. 279to tho design
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Oue of thePHIGALEIAN FKIEZE. 281wom
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PHIGALEIAN FEIEZE. 283530. Two Cent
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PHIGALEIAN FRIEZE. 285The upper par
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PHIGALEIAN FRIEZE. 287The Greek pre
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PERICLES, ASCLEPIOS. 289suggests th
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FIFTH OENTUKY FKAGMENTS. 291hair wh
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INTKODUCTION TO GREEK RELIEFS. 293p
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SEPULCHllAL RELIEFS. 295The smooth
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SEPULCHRAL EELIEFS. 297of the archa
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SEPULCHRAL RELIEFS. 299Banquet beco
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SEPULCHRAL RELIEFS. 301some instanc
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VOTIVE RELIEFS. 303Demeter, and the
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DECOKATIVE STELAE. 305stele is flat
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DECORATIVE STELAE. 307610. Top of s
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DOMESTIC SCENES. 309foot, and helps
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DOMESTIC SCENES. 311his extended ri
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son of Kephisodoros of Xypete.DOMES
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DOMESTIC SCENES. 315640. A draped f
Page 331 and 332: DOMESTIC SCENES. 317648. Boy seated
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Page 335 and 336: Pentelic marble ; height, 6J inches
Page 337 and 338: FKAGMENTS FKOM BELIEFS. 323675. Fem
Page 339 and 340: . C.r.A.,SEPULCHEAL VASES. 325683.
Page 341 and 342: FIGURES CLASPING HANDS. 327joined.
Page 343 and 344: FIGURES CLASPING HANDS. 829Inscribe
Page 345 and 346: FIGURES CLASPING HANDS. 331appear t
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Page 361 and 362: EIDEE AND HORSE. 347serpent ; a bir
Page 363 and 364: RIDER AND HORSE. 349754. Fragment o
Page 365 and 366: LYCIAN SEPULCHRAL RELIEFS. 351and c
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Page 369 and 370: VOTIVE RELIEFS. 355as if resting on
Page 371 and 372: VOTIVE BELIEFS. 357this subject occ
Page 373 and 374: VOTIVE RELIEFS. 359of a dedication
Page 375 and 376: VOTIVE BELIEFS. 361male worshipper
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Page 379 and 380: VOTIVE RELIEFS. 365tho architrave."
Page 381: VOTIVE RELIEFS FROM PNYX. 367Inscri
Page 385 and 386: VOTIVE RELIEFS. 371relief is inscri
Page 387 and 388: VOTIVE RELIEFS. 373814. Votive tabl
Page 389: VOTIVE RELIEFS. 375Inscribed : Au v
Page 393: Platb II.View or tiik Lior Tomb at
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Page 405: platk vm.
Page 409: Platb X.
Page 413: I'LATE XII.
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