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MYTHOLOGY OF SCULPTURE.
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the Kike in her hand) and peacefully-ruling goddess. Of this kind
was the celebrated chryselephantine statue by Phidias in the
Parthenon. In contrast to it stand the statues of Pallas in the
Doric chiton, with the hemidiploiidion, but without the himation;
a costume which is immediately adapted fur combat. With this
drapery agrees very well an uplifted shield, which characterized
the Pallas rromachos of Phidias, and is probably to be restored in
many statues of Pallas executed after a sublime model, which
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the Kike in her hand) and peacefully-ruling goddess. Of this kind
was the celebrated chryselephantine statue by Phidias in the
Parthenon. In contrast to it stand the statues of Pallas in the
Doric chiton, with the hemidiploiidion, but without the himation;
a costume which is immediately adapted fur combat. With this
drapery agrees very well an uplifted shield, which characterized
the Pallas rromachos of Phidias, and is probably to be restored in
many statues of Pallas executed after a sublime model, which