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The Sculptures oe the Croesus Temple. 299
1. a 1. 45. 17. Fragment of drapery. It is doubtful whether this can belong
to the columns. -2i x "12.
Atlas 18. Upper part of a Caryatid-like figure. The head is lost, but the head-
xvi. 15. pa(jj anj a decoratively-treated basket, with heads of oxen at intervals, and
astragalus patterns between, is supported in position by an uplifted right hand.
The position of the hand suggests that it is that of the Caryatid figure turned
away from the front, but such an arrangement seems improbable, so that it is
more probable that the hand is that of a second figure. The left-hand part of
the subject was catalogued as 47, 51, "unintelligible fragment;" the portion
with the right hand has been recently adjusted. Parts of four ox-heads are
ancient. The middle head of the three shown in the plate, and a large part of
the head on the left, are restorations. On the top bed is a setting line,
showing that the fragment belonged to one of the sculptured drums. H. ■ 195.
W. -425- .
1. A 19. 19. f Uncertain fragment. Part of a limb. . Traces of red. H. 'ij.
1. a 20. 20. f Uncertain fragment. Part of leg, with the swell of the calf(?).
H. -15.
1. a 8. 21. f Uncertain fragment. An edge of drapery, with incised patterns.
H. '13. Found in the filling between Hellenistic piers on the N. flank.
See pp. 27, 28.
22. Uncertain fragment. *i2 x '12.
23. Uncertain fragment, 'ii x '07.
24. f Uncertain fragment. Traces of red. II. "23.
25. Uncertain fragment of a circular object. '07 x "19.
26. f Uncertain fragment, with flutings(?). Below, a smooth bed with
red colouring. H. "14.
27. f Uncertain fragment. There appear to be indications of a flat bed
at the back, and in that case the fragment could hardly belong to the columns.
• 28 x "29.
28. f The muzzle of a horse, wearing a headstall, with a central disk.
Sufficient traces of the background remain to show that the head turned to r.
Much red paint. H. '23.
29. f Uncertain fragment. This appears to be a part of the neck of a
horse, turned three-quarters to 1. The mane is indicated by leaving the rough
tooling of the marble. A part of the right side is also shown. A worked bed
is covered with red. II. '15.
1. a 14. 30. t Fragment <>f the lower moulding of a sculptured drum (?). A
maeander is painted in red. II. "08, W. '09.
2 Q 2
1. A 15.
1. A 11.
1. A 17.
1. A 5.
1. A 7.
Atlas
xvi. 9.
Atlas
xvi. 20.
Atlas
xvi. 2.
1. a 1. 45. 17. Fragment of drapery. It is doubtful whether this can belong
to the columns. -2i x "12.
Atlas 18. Upper part of a Caryatid-like figure. The head is lost, but the head-
xvi. 15. pa(jj anj a decoratively-treated basket, with heads of oxen at intervals, and
astragalus patterns between, is supported in position by an uplifted right hand.
The position of the hand suggests that it is that of the Caryatid figure turned
away from the front, but such an arrangement seems improbable, so that it is
more probable that the hand is that of a second figure. The left-hand part of
the subject was catalogued as 47, 51, "unintelligible fragment;" the portion
with the right hand has been recently adjusted. Parts of four ox-heads are
ancient. The middle head of the three shown in the plate, and a large part of
the head on the left, are restorations. On the top bed is a setting line,
showing that the fragment belonged to one of the sculptured drums. H. ■ 195.
W. -425- .
1. A 19. 19. f Uncertain fragment. Part of a limb. . Traces of red. H. 'ij.
1. a 20. 20. f Uncertain fragment. Part of leg, with the swell of the calf(?).
H. -15.
1. a 8. 21. f Uncertain fragment. An edge of drapery, with incised patterns.
H. '13. Found in the filling between Hellenistic piers on the N. flank.
See pp. 27, 28.
22. Uncertain fragment. *i2 x '12.
23. Uncertain fragment, 'ii x '07.
24. f Uncertain fragment. Traces of red. II. "23.
25. Uncertain fragment of a circular object. '07 x "19.
26. f Uncertain fragment, with flutings(?). Below, a smooth bed with
red colouring. H. "14.
27. f Uncertain fragment. There appear to be indications of a flat bed
at the back, and in that case the fragment could hardly belong to the columns.
• 28 x "29.
28. f The muzzle of a horse, wearing a headstall, with a central disk.
Sufficient traces of the background remain to show that the head turned to r.
Much red paint. H. '23.
29. f Uncertain fragment. This appears to be a part of the neck of a
horse, turned three-quarters to 1. The mane is indicated by leaving the rough
tooling of the marble. A part of the right side is also shown. A worked bed
is covered with red. II. '15.
1. a 14. 30. t Fragment <>f the lower moulding of a sculptured drum (?). A
maeander is painted in red. II. "08, W. '09.
2 Q 2
1. A 15.
1. A 11.
1. A 17.
1. A 5.
1. A 7.
Atlas
xvi. 9.
Atlas
xvi. 20.
Atlas
xvi. 2.