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NOTES AND REFERENCES.
Medailles Impcr tales, par Henry Cohen, Paris,
1S80, ii. ed. p. 94.
P. 652. I243) L. Preller, Romische Mythologie, ii. cd.
Berlin, 1S65, S. 774, 7S4, 788-790, Anm. 1.
U4*) Cohen, op. c. pp. So, 82.
P. 655. ■*+•) Jordan, "De Larum imaginibuB," Ann.
d. Inst. 1862, pp. 300-309; 1S63, pp. 121-134;
18S2, pp. 70-73, Tav. d. agg. M, N. One such
figure is seen borne in the religious procession,
from Augustus' Ara Piicis, Fig. 277 of our illus-
trations.
1245) Lanciani, " Notes from Rome," Atheiueum,
June 30 and July 28, 1SS3.
I'. 656. I2J6) Vid. Charles C. Perkins, Tuscan Sculp-
tors, their Lives, Works, and Times, 1S64, vol-
i. p. xxvii.
iM7) Friedlander, op. c. Bd. iii. p. 198.
1246J Friedl&nder, op. c. S. 224, Anhang ii.
P. 657. 12">) Matz und Duhn, Antike Bildwerke in
Rom, 3 vols. The Venus Genetrix type is no-
ticed, Nos. 711-716. The Louvre replica is
engraved, Clarac, Music du Sculpture, pi. 339,
No. 1449: vid. also Kekule, Arch. Epig. Mitt,
aus Oest. iii. S. 2.
125°) Benndorf und Schoene, Die Antiken Bild-
werke des Lateranischcn Museums, Leipzig, 1867,
S. 91.
,2SI) Vid. Dutschke, Antike Bildwerke Nord Ita-
liens, Bd. 1-3, No. 54S. Michaelis, Arch. Zeit.
1SS0, S. 13.
P. 65S. l2-2) Plin., xxxiv. 52. Brunn, Gesch.d. Griech.
A'iinst. Bd. i. S. 536.
P. 659. I253) Paus., vi. 4. 5; 12. 9; and x. 34. 8. Th.
Ffomolle, Bull, de Corr. Hell. v. p. 390. Fnrt-
wangler, Arch. Zeit. 1S82, S. 366.
l2si) Homolle, op. c. pi. xii. This statue is unfor-
tunately still exposed to the elements, and yet
shows signs of color in some parts.
I:") Pans., i. 2. 5; vi. 4, 5.
UM) Julius, "Die Reste des Denkmals des Kubu-
lides," Mitt. d. Allien, fust. vii. S. 81, Taf. v.
Milchhbfer, Die Muscat Athens, S. 12.
I2!7) Vid. Overbeck, Schriftqucllen, Nos. 2214,2215;
and Rayet, Mon. de PArt Antiq. T. iii. pi. 2.
P. 660. I2;s) Plin., X. II. xxxvi. 3S. Stark, Arch.
Zeit. 1866, S. 249. Prof. v. Duhn writes me:
" By the same Apollonios, without doubt, was
executed the bronze Amazon coming from the
same site as the Doryphoros head, and a pen-
dant to the Doryphoros."
P. 661. I2S9) Schreiber, Die Antiken Bildwerke der
Villa Ludovisi, S. 135.
,26°) Weiszackcr, Arch. Zeit. 1SS2, S. 262.
P. 662. I2M*) Overbeck, Gesch. d. Griech. Plastik, iii.
ed. Bd. ii. There is another marble vase by So-
sibios in Naples. The graceful water-horn dis-
covered almost intact, in 1872,011 the Esquiline,
should not be forgotten. On it was once the
name of an Athenian master ("of Athens" alone
remaining); and about the mouth are beautiful
representations in relief of excited Mamads.
Its standard is also of exquisite shape; and,
altogether, it must have formed a beautiful
decoration for the Roman water-works at the
so-called Trophies of Marius, where it was
found: vid. Bulletino delta Commissione Arch.
Communale, Roma.
P. 662. I261) Plin., N. II. xxxvi. 39.
1262) Brunn, Gesch. d. Griech. A'iinst. i. S. 595.
1263) "phis very secondary group of sculptors, and
the models they drew upon, have been most
ably and fully treated by Kekule, Die Gruppe
des Menelaos, 1S70; " Statua Pompeiana di
Apollino," Ann.d. Inst. 1S65, p. 56; and Flasch,
"Vorbilder einer Romischen Kunstschule,"
Arch. Zeit. 1878, S. 119, and accompanying
plates.
P. 663. I264) Conze, etc., Archaeologische Untcrsuch-
ungen auf Samothrakc, Bd. ii. S. 23, 24, Taf.
viii.
«*>) Plead, A Guide to the Gold and Silver Coins,
etc., pi. 41. 5, S, etc.
I266) Matz und Duhn, Antike Bildwerke in Rom,
Bd. i. No. 179.
P. 665. I267) This was proved by Waldstein, con/.
Note 49S. There is reason to believe that the
head from Ventnor came originally from Greece.
,26S) Schreiber, Die Antik. Bild. d. Villa Ludovisi,
S. 89, gives all the names and literature con-
cerning this much-disputed group.
P. 666. 1269) Conze, Zeitschrift fiir Oest. Gymnasieu,
1S70, S. 870; and Sift. Ber. d. A'on. Wiener
Akad. d. Wiss. Phil.-hist. CI. 1872, S. 329, and
TS75, S. 617.
1270) piin.j yy. H. xxxv. 155, 156; xxxvi. 33.
1271) piin#i j\r% //, xxxiv. 45-47. Suetonius, Nero,
31. Ilerodian, i. 15. 9 (cd. Bekker).
P. 66S. ,272) This figure is well illustrated by Rayet,
Mon. de PArt Antiq. iii. pi. 5, 6. An inscription
discovered in Delos, 1SS2, may throw new light
upon this master (vid. " Hapvaooor," July-Aug.
1S82, p. 64S), and allow us to place Agasias back
nearer the time of Pergamon's glory than has
hitherto been done.
P. 669.1273) Overbeck, Schriftqucllen, Nos. 2287-2289.
P. 671. I274) Bernouilli, Romische Iconographie.
I27S) Von Duhn, "Ucber einige Bas-reliefs und cm
Romisches Bau-werk der ersten Kaiserzeit,"
Miscellanea Capitolina, pp. 11-16; and Ann. d.
hist. 1SS1, pp. 302-342, Tav. d. agg. V, W.;
and Mou. d. Inst. vol. xi. Tav. 34-36.
P. 675. I276) U. Kohler, .-;/.-//. ,/. Inst. 1S63, p. 432.
P. 676. ,277) Horace, Odes, iv. 5, 15.
127S) philippi, "Ucbcr Romische Triumphal Re-
liefs," Abliand. d. A'on. Sachs. Ges. d. Wiss. Phil.-
hist. CI. Bd. vi. S. 247.
NOTES AND REFERENCES.
Medailles Impcr tales, par Henry Cohen, Paris,
1S80, ii. ed. p. 94.
P. 652. I243) L. Preller, Romische Mythologie, ii. cd.
Berlin, 1S65, S. 774, 7S4, 788-790, Anm. 1.
U4*) Cohen, op. c. pp. So, 82.
P. 655. ■*+•) Jordan, "De Larum imaginibuB," Ann.
d. Inst. 1862, pp. 300-309; 1S63, pp. 121-134;
18S2, pp. 70-73, Tav. d. agg. M, N. One such
figure is seen borne in the religious procession,
from Augustus' Ara Piicis, Fig. 277 of our illus-
trations.
1245) Lanciani, " Notes from Rome," Atheiueum,
June 30 and July 28, 1SS3.
I'. 656. I2J6) Vid. Charles C. Perkins, Tuscan Sculp-
tors, their Lives, Works, and Times, 1S64, vol-
i. p. xxvii.
iM7) Friedlander, op. c. Bd. iii. p. 198.
1246J Friedl&nder, op. c. S. 224, Anhang ii.
P. 657. 12">) Matz und Duhn, Antike Bildwerke in
Rom, 3 vols. The Venus Genetrix type is no-
ticed, Nos. 711-716. The Louvre replica is
engraved, Clarac, Music du Sculpture, pi. 339,
No. 1449: vid. also Kekule, Arch. Epig. Mitt,
aus Oest. iii. S. 2.
125°) Benndorf und Schoene, Die Antiken Bild-
werke des Lateranischcn Museums, Leipzig, 1867,
S. 91.
,2SI) Vid. Dutschke, Antike Bildwerke Nord Ita-
liens, Bd. 1-3, No. 54S. Michaelis, Arch. Zeit.
1SS0, S. 13.
P. 65S. l2-2) Plin., xxxiv. 52. Brunn, Gesch.d. Griech.
A'iinst. Bd. i. S. 536.
P. 659. I253) Paus., vi. 4. 5; 12. 9; and x. 34. 8. Th.
Ffomolle, Bull, de Corr. Hell. v. p. 390. Fnrt-
wangler, Arch. Zeit. 1S82, S. 366.
l2si) Homolle, op. c. pi. xii. This statue is unfor-
tunately still exposed to the elements, and yet
shows signs of color in some parts.
I:") Pans., i. 2. 5; vi. 4, 5.
UM) Julius, "Die Reste des Denkmals des Kubu-
lides," Mitt. d. Allien, fust. vii. S. 81, Taf. v.
Milchhbfer, Die Muscat Athens, S. 12.
I2!7) Vid. Overbeck, Schriftqucllen, Nos. 2214,2215;
and Rayet, Mon. de PArt Antiq. T. iii. pi. 2.
P. 660. I2;s) Plin., X. II. xxxvi. 3S. Stark, Arch.
Zeit. 1866, S. 249. Prof. v. Duhn writes me:
" By the same Apollonios, without doubt, was
executed the bronze Amazon coming from the
same site as the Doryphoros head, and a pen-
dant to the Doryphoros."
P. 661. I2S9) Schreiber, Die Antiken Bildwerke der
Villa Ludovisi, S. 135.
,26°) Weiszackcr, Arch. Zeit. 1SS2, S. 262.
P. 662. I2M*) Overbeck, Gesch. d. Griech. Plastik, iii.
ed. Bd. ii. There is another marble vase by So-
sibios in Naples. The graceful water-horn dis-
covered almost intact, in 1872,011 the Esquiline,
should not be forgotten. On it was once the
name of an Athenian master ("of Athens" alone
remaining); and about the mouth are beautiful
representations in relief of excited Mamads.
Its standard is also of exquisite shape; and,
altogether, it must have formed a beautiful
decoration for the Roman water-works at the
so-called Trophies of Marius, where it was
found: vid. Bulletino delta Commissione Arch.
Communale, Roma.
P. 662. I261) Plin., N. II. xxxvi. 39.
1262) Brunn, Gesch. d. Griech. A'iinst. i. S. 595.
1263) "phis very secondary group of sculptors, and
the models they drew upon, have been most
ably and fully treated by Kekule, Die Gruppe
des Menelaos, 1S70; " Statua Pompeiana di
Apollino," Ann.d. Inst. 1S65, p. 56; and Flasch,
"Vorbilder einer Romischen Kunstschule,"
Arch. Zeit. 1878, S. 119, and accompanying
plates.
P. 663. I264) Conze, etc., Archaeologische Untcrsuch-
ungen auf Samothrakc, Bd. ii. S. 23, 24, Taf.
viii.
«*>) Plead, A Guide to the Gold and Silver Coins,
etc., pi. 41. 5, S, etc.
I266) Matz und Duhn, Antike Bildwerke in Rom,
Bd. i. No. 179.
P. 665. I267) This was proved by Waldstein, con/.
Note 49S. There is reason to believe that the
head from Ventnor came originally from Greece.
,26S) Schreiber, Die Antik. Bild. d. Villa Ludovisi,
S. 89, gives all the names and literature con-
cerning this much-disputed group.
P. 666. 1269) Conze, Zeitschrift fiir Oest. Gymnasieu,
1S70, S. 870; and Sift. Ber. d. A'on. Wiener
Akad. d. Wiss. Phil.-hist. CI. 1872, S. 329, and
TS75, S. 617.
1270) piin.j yy. H. xxxv. 155, 156; xxxvi. 33.
1271) piin#i j\r% //, xxxiv. 45-47. Suetonius, Nero,
31. Ilerodian, i. 15. 9 (cd. Bekker).
P. 66S. ,272) This figure is well illustrated by Rayet,
Mon. de PArt Antiq. iii. pi. 5, 6. An inscription
discovered in Delos, 1SS2, may throw new light
upon this master (vid. " Hapvaooor," July-Aug.
1S82, p. 64S), and allow us to place Agasias back
nearer the time of Pergamon's glory than has
hitherto been done.
P. 669.1273) Overbeck, Schriftqucllen, Nos. 2287-2289.
P. 671. I274) Bernouilli, Romische Iconographie.
I27S) Von Duhn, "Ucber einige Bas-reliefs und cm
Romisches Bau-werk der ersten Kaiserzeit,"
Miscellanea Capitolina, pp. 11-16; and Ann. d.
hist. 1SS1, pp. 302-342, Tav. d. agg. V, W.;
and Mou. d. Inst. vol. xi. Tav. 34-36.
P. 675. I276) U. Kohler, .-;/.-//. ,/. Inst. 1S63, p. 432.
P. 676. ,277) Horace, Odes, iv. 5, 15.
127S) philippi, "Ucbcr Romische Triumphal Re-
liefs," Abliand. d. A'on. Sachs. Ges. d. Wiss. Phil.-
hist. CI. Bd. vi. S. 247.