British Museum <London> / Department of Greek and Roman Antiquities [Hrsg.]: The sculptures of the Parthenon: Elgin room (Band 1) (London, 1880)

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which, it closely resembles in
head.

16. Fragment showing the
moving to the right, with dra
above the ankle. The heel is
bent. On the left side of this
combined by Michaelis with
he did not recognise as follow
identification makes his conje
the fragment with the foo
belongs to one of the figni
xxxviii. to xliv.

17. Fragment from chario
The body of the chariot and
wheel, above which is part
The flowing skirt of the char
of the quadriga, and is show
wheel. The tail of one of
front of the body of the qua(
the wheel. This fragment
chariot groups drawn by Car:
82, in Michaelis.

18. Fragment of male fi
the hips to the beginning
dress is a mantle wound
right arm, the end cast o
right arm, which is preset
the knuckles of the hand,
this fragment is a joint. 11
in the procession of old me
xxxvii., or in that of men
Michaelis inserts it in xxs
his drawing is incorrect,
adjusted there.

19. Youthful beardless

-itinn of the horse's

CO

==:ide of a left foot,
—a below the calf to

-as if the knee was

it is a joint. It is
^=1. xliii., 126, which

cvj =83 (his 119). This
==z to the position of

-Whle. It probably

iicting the victims,

icaoving to the right.

--hree quarters of the

or

CD

CO

=mtyx, are preserved.
=>ats behind the body
=^;h the spokes of the
~jses hangs down in
Ling over the edge of
long to one of the
ibly to pi. 11, xxxiii_,

-ring to right; from

-lonlrler blades. The

-the body under the

left shoulder. The
above the elbow to

-J On the right side of

:y belongs to a figure
:usicians, slabs xxxiv—
victims, xxxviii-xliv.
97, in his pi. 11), but
fragment cannot be

-earing a petasos and