...relief the siege of a city, and its submission to an Asiat/c chieftain. The style of art belongs to the end of the fifth or the beginning of the fourth century B. c. 7 The sculptures may, nevertheless, represent the capture of Xanthus by Harpagus in the middle...

...age of this frieze are as follows (Letter to Mr. Hamilton, p. 7) : — "The style of art belongs to the end of the fifth or the beginning of the fourth century B. c. The sculptures may nevertheless represent the capture of Xanthus by Harpagus in the middle of...

...Phrygia finally became known as the centre of her religion, but not until after the third century BC" She entered Thrace at an early time, no doubt through...existed with her. Neither do the earliest works of 1 Roscher't Lex. II. 2, 2897. »//. III. 184-7; XVI. 719; XXIV. 615; VIII. 47; XIV. 283. • Ramsay Jour....

...into highly artificial designs. This last phenomenon is strikingly exemplified by the book of Koheleth at the end of the fifth or the beginning of the fourth century. Meanwhile the value which was always attached to the great sacred Book might stimulate research in...

...importation from the South, while the precursors of the later ' scraped ' ware make their appearance. At the end of the fifth, or the beginning of the fourth, century BC a mass of stiff yellow clay more than a metre thick was laid down on top of these earlier settlements,...

...into highly artificial designs. This last phenomenon is strikingly exemplified by the book of Koheleth at the end of the fifth or the beginning of the fourth century. Meanwhile the value which was always attached to the great sacred Book might stimulate research in...

...left a child, and holding a book on her lap ; both figures are of masterly work, and may belong to the end of the fifth or the beginning of the fourth century BC No. 1449 is a rudely-modelled lion of terra-cotta. No. 1450 is a fairly well modelled pig, curiously...

...left a child, and holding a book on her lap ; both figures are of masterly work, and may belong to the end of the fifth or the beginning of the fourth century BC No. 1449 is a rudely-modelled lion of terra-cotta. No. 1450 is a fairly well modelled pig, curiously...

...1845, PI. 34). Excellent specimen of the beautiful style, of that severer description which prevails at the end of the fifth or the beginning of the fourth century ; the modest dimensions agree with it. The two main figures are rendered in high relief (about 0'07),...

...holding on the left hand a little bird which she caresses with her right hand. Pretty low relief; from the end of the fifth or the beginning of the fourth century. The slab is broken below. H. 0'39 (slab 0'25, top 0'14). L. 0'20. Purchased at the sale by Mr. Woolner,...