And his face is full of life and thought, and capable of inspiring love and terror, which, perhaps, was the truth.

It has, according to the usual descriptions, the two horns on his head a little way from the top of the forehead.

He is robed and shod in the manner of the antique, with his arms bare.

A work most marvellous and full of art, and much more so because all the form is apparent beneath the beautiful garments with which it is covered.

The dress does not hide the shape and beauty of the body, as, in a word, may be seen in all Michael Angelo's clothed figures, whether in painting or sculpture.