The-mythology-of-ancient-greece-and-italy-thomas-keightley

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her. Heracles has his lion-skin and club ; a female with a thyrse stands beside
him. Painting on a Vase. 6. M. 246.—3. Dionysos and Demeter in a chariot
drawn by Centaurs and Centauresses : he holds a diotan and a thyrse ; she, poppies :
the Centaurs carry rhyta and thyrses : one Ccntauress plays on the double flute,
the other on the tambourin. Cameo, G. M. 275. Buonarroti, Med. Ant. 427.
Plate IX.
1. Cybele. Medal of Hadrian. G. M. 9.—2. Cybele and Attis. Medallion of
Faustina. G. M. 13—3. Artemis of Ephesus. Statue. G. M. 108. Mus. Pio Clem.
1. 32.—4. Artemis of Ephesus and Serapis in a galley. Medallion of Gordian.
G. M. 111.— 5. Artemis of Ephesus in her temple. Coin of the Ephesians. G.M.
109.—6. Isis suckling Horus. Sculpture at PhiUe. Descrip. deVEgypte Antiq. i.
pl. 22.
Plate X.
1. Iason putting on his sandal. Statue, G. M. 416. Mus. Pio Clem. iii. 48.—
2. Antiope and her children. Bas-relief in the Villa Borghesi, G. M. 94. Muse~e
des Antiques, ii.—3. The labours of Heracles : Omphale and the herb in the centre.
Bas-relief belonging to Cardinal Borgia. G. M. 453.
Plate XI.
1. Perseus and Andromeda. Bas-relief. G. M. 388. Mus. Cap. iv. 52.—2. Ganymedes.
G. M. 534. Mus. Pio Clem. ii. 35.—3. Bellerophontes slaying the Chimaera:
Iobates and Athena viewing the combat. G. M. 343. Tischbein, i. 1.—
4. Battle of the Amazons. Sarcophagus, Musee des Antiques, ii. 95.
Plate XII.
1. Juno Matrona. Statue.—2. Jupiter, Juno, and Minerva. Gem.—3. Mars
Gradivus. Gem.—4. Janus. Medal of Antoninus Pius.—5. Lares. Sepulchral
Lamp.—6. Vertumnus. Gem.— 7. Jupiter Pluvius. Medal.—8. Silvanus. Se
pulchral Lamp.—9. Flora. Statue.—10. Faunus. Statue.—11. Pomona. Gem.
All from Spence's Polymetis.