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PLA TE LXXXVH. CONTINUED.
the feet. The right arm is crossed on the body. The right hand, now broken away,
has held a lion (or a lion's skin), the legs of which appear on the wrist, and the
body of the animal is outlined by the broken surface on the front of the statue.
The left forearm is doubled against the upper part of the arm; the hand, wrist, and
a portion of the shoulder, are broken away. The hair, falling in long curls on the
shoulders, is tied by a fillet, with bow on top. The toes are damaged and the
face mutilated. The statuette was broken above the feet, and rejoined.
580. Statuette, of calcareous stone. Height, 1 foot 7? inches. Found in the
temple (Golgoi).
Male figure (Hercules), with head and shoulders covered by a lion's skin, with
belted garment falling to the knees. The hind paws of the animal project in front,
from under the belt. The right arm is broken below the shoulder. The left forearm is
raised; hand and wrist are wanting; also a portion of a quiver held under the arm.
The right foot is wanting; the right leg has been broken below the knee, and rejoined.
The left leg is wanting below the line of the garment. The nose is broken.
581. Statuette, of calcareous stone. Height, 8j- inches. Found in the temple
(Golgoi).
Male figure (Hercules), with a lion's skin covering head and shoulders, the fore
paws tied over the chest. The arms are broken at the shoulders, and the portion
below the waist is wanting. The chin is broken, and the surface worn and defaced.
582. Statuette, of calcareous stone. Height, 6! inches. Found in the temple
(Golgoi).
Bearded figure, seated in a high-backed chair. The arms rest on the heads of
rams, at the sides. Features and details obliterated.
583. Statuette, of calcareous stone. Height, 7J. inches. Found in the temple
(Golgoi).
Male figure, with ram's horns curling round the ears, seated in a high-backed chair,
like the preceding. The arms rest on the sides of the chair. Surface worn and damaged.
the feet. The right arm is crossed on the body. The right hand, now broken away,
has held a lion (or a lion's skin), the legs of which appear on the wrist, and the
body of the animal is outlined by the broken surface on the front of the statue.
The left forearm is doubled against the upper part of the arm; the hand, wrist, and
a portion of the shoulder, are broken away. The hair, falling in long curls on the
shoulders, is tied by a fillet, with bow on top. The toes are damaged and the
face mutilated. The statuette was broken above the feet, and rejoined.
580. Statuette, of calcareous stone. Height, 1 foot 7? inches. Found in the
temple (Golgoi).
Male figure (Hercules), with head and shoulders covered by a lion's skin, with
belted garment falling to the knees. The hind paws of the animal project in front,
from under the belt. The right arm is broken below the shoulder. The left forearm is
raised; hand and wrist are wanting; also a portion of a quiver held under the arm.
The right foot is wanting; the right leg has been broken below the knee, and rejoined.
The left leg is wanting below the line of the garment. The nose is broken.
581. Statuette, of calcareous stone. Height, 8j- inches. Found in the temple
(Golgoi).
Male figure (Hercules), with a lion's skin covering head and shoulders, the fore
paws tied over the chest. The arms are broken at the shoulders, and the portion
below the waist is wanting. The chin is broken, and the surface worn and defaced.
582. Statuette, of calcareous stone. Height, 6! inches. Found in the temple
(Golgoi).
Bearded figure, seated in a high-backed chair. The arms rest on the heads of
rams, at the sides. Features and details obliterated.
583. Statuette, of calcareous stone. Height, 7J. inches. Found in the temple
(Golgoi).
Male figure, with ram's horns curling round the ears, seated in a high-backed chair,
like the preceding. The arms rest on the sides of the chair. Surface worn and damaged.