Newton, Charles Thomas [Hrsg.]; British Museum <London> / Department of Greek and Roman Antiquities [Hrsg.]: Second vase room (London, 1869)

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either Persephone,* or a priestess or other votary oi the
goddess.
On the three steps below the Sicilian vases, are a number
of Archaic figures from Athens and other localities, among
which may be noticed—
(17, 18). Two draped female figures seated side by side,
and modelled
(19). ylta&tstos
from Italy.
(20). Drape-
haps Artemis,
stripe, which
the front of th
(2!. 22). Tw

the wo drag,
which have b€
has been conjc
^Egina, is the
Gazette des Bt
(25) . Reclini
something in b
(26) Bust of
the flower, and
Mon. d. Inst.
(27) . Two fe
looped
The 4
phoros in the I
These two!