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History of Phoenicia

CHAPTER VII--AESTHETIC ART
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(9) The hero remounts his chariot, and returns to the castle or city which he left in the morning.[783] We have now to return to the medallion which forms the centre of the cup.

Within a circle of pearls or beads, similar to that separating the two zones, is a round space about two inches in diameter, divided into two compartments by a horizontal line.

In the upper part are contained three human figures, and the figure of a dog.

At the extreme left is a prisoner with a beard and long hair that falls upon his shoulders.

His entire body is naked.


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