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Fig. 14. Etruscan amulet: flint arrowhead in a setting of gold,
0'024 long; in Thorvaldsens Museum (Copenhagen). Cf.
L. MtiLLER, Oldsagerne i Thorvaldsens Museum, p. 145, No. 61. 28
Fig. 15. Similar amulet: arrowhead of grey flint set in silver,
0'036 long ; in Thorvaldsens Museum. Cf. L. MDller, loc. cit.
p. 148, No. 4.28
Fig. 16. Necklace of faience beads with a stone axe as pendant;
grave-find from Narce in Museo Nazionale di Villa Giulia, Rome 29
Fig. 17. Cast of a Babylonian cylinder of hematite; in the National
Museum, 0Ό19 long.43
Fig. 18. Tibetan thunderweapon (dorje') of bronze; in the National
Museum, οί6 long. 45
Fig. 19. Altar with Buddhist thunderweapon (dorje') in a temple in
Nepal; outline sketch after a picture in the Danish paper Aften-
posten·, the same or a similar photograph also appeared in the
Illustrated London News of May 16th, 1908 .... 46
Fig. 20. Japanese statuette in the National Museum, with pedestal,
0'45 high ; the figure of wood, the attributes of metal ... 47
Fig. 21. Classical Greek thunderweapon feeraunos') on the altar-relief
from Pergamon; photographed from the cast in the Royal Collec-
tion of Casts, Copenhagen.48
Fig. 22. Bronze coin from Mylasa, obverse and reverse; in the
National Museum. Cf. Brit. Mus. Catal. p. 129, Nos. 14^.,
pl. 21, 16.50
Fig. 23. Bronze coin from Mylasa, reverse; in the National Museum.
Cf. Brit. Mus. Catal. p. 132, No. 30, pl. 22, 3 . . . . . 50
Fig. 24. Silver coin from Troizen, reverse ; in the National Museum.
Cf. I. Π. Λαμπροί, ΤΙελοπόννησοε (1891), Ρ· lo6, pl. 13, 4 · · -5°
Fig. 25. Poseidon-picture from a votive tablet found at Pente Skuphia
near Corinth; from Antike Denkmdler, II. pl. 23, No. 15 a . . 53
Fig. 26. Silver coin from Poseidonia, obverse; in the National
Museum. Cf. B. V. Head, Guide to the Coins of the Ancients
(in the British Museum, 1881), p. 14, No. 12, pl. 7, 12 . . 54
Fig. 27. Bronze coin from Messenia (with the name Ae£iar); in
the National Museum. Cf. Brit. Mus. Catal. p. in, No. 32,
pl. 22, 10.5
Fig. 28. Bronze coin of Kadfises II., obverse; in the National
Museum. Cf. Brit. Mus. Catal. p. 128, No. 28, pl. 25, 14 . 56
Figs. 29—30. Gold coins of “Bazodeo,” obverse; in the National
Museum. Cf. Brit. Mus. Catal. pp. 159 seq.56
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Fig. 14. Etruscan amulet: flint arrowhead in a setting of gold,
0'024 long; in Thorvaldsens Museum (Copenhagen). Cf.
L. MtiLLER, Oldsagerne i Thorvaldsens Museum, p. 145, No. 61. 28
Fig. 15. Similar amulet: arrowhead of grey flint set in silver,
0'036 long ; in Thorvaldsens Museum. Cf. L. MDller, loc. cit.
p. 148, No. 4.28
Fig. 16. Necklace of faience beads with a stone axe as pendant;
grave-find from Narce in Museo Nazionale di Villa Giulia, Rome 29
Fig. 17. Cast of a Babylonian cylinder of hematite; in the National
Museum, 0Ό19 long.43
Fig. 18. Tibetan thunderweapon (dorje') of bronze; in the National
Museum, οί6 long. 45
Fig. 19. Altar with Buddhist thunderweapon (dorje') in a temple in
Nepal; outline sketch after a picture in the Danish paper Aften-
posten·, the same or a similar photograph also appeared in the
Illustrated London News of May 16th, 1908 .... 46
Fig. 20. Japanese statuette in the National Museum, with pedestal,
0'45 high ; the figure of wood, the attributes of metal ... 47
Fig. 21. Classical Greek thunderweapon feeraunos') on the altar-relief
from Pergamon; photographed from the cast in the Royal Collec-
tion of Casts, Copenhagen.48
Fig. 22. Bronze coin from Mylasa, obverse and reverse; in the
National Museum. Cf. Brit. Mus. Catal. p. 129, Nos. 14^.,
pl. 21, 16.50
Fig. 23. Bronze coin from Mylasa, reverse; in the National Museum.
Cf. Brit. Mus. Catal. p. 132, No. 30, pl. 22, 3 . . . . . 50
Fig. 24. Silver coin from Troizen, reverse ; in the National Museum.
Cf. I. Π. Λαμπροί, ΤΙελοπόννησοε (1891), Ρ· lo6, pl. 13, 4 · · -5°
Fig. 25. Poseidon-picture from a votive tablet found at Pente Skuphia
near Corinth; from Antike Denkmdler, II. pl. 23, No. 15 a . . 53
Fig. 26. Silver coin from Poseidonia, obverse; in the National
Museum. Cf. B. V. Head, Guide to the Coins of the Ancients
(in the British Museum, 1881), p. 14, No. 12, pl. 7, 12 . . 54
Fig. 27. Bronze coin from Messenia (with the name Ae£iar); in
the National Museum. Cf. Brit. Mus. Catal. p. in, No. 32,
pl. 22, 10.5
Fig. 28. Bronze coin of Kadfises II., obverse; in the National
Museum. Cf. Brit. Mus. Catal. p. 128, No. 28, pl. 25, 14 . 56
Figs. 29—30. Gold coins of “Bazodeo,” obverse; in the National
Museum. Cf. Brit. Mus. Catal. pp. 159 seq.56