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...character, the treatment and design are Assyrian. An einer ändern Stelle heisst es von zwei mit Löwen nnd Sphinxen verzierten Schalen, p. 189: The forcibly...in design but in subject, the same mythic animals aid the same ornaments being introduced, that we cannot but attribute to both the same origin. Dies...

...forcibly call to mind the early remains of Greece, and especially the metal work, and painted pottory found in very ancient tombs in Etruria, which the so closely resemble not only in design but in snbject, the same mythic animals and the same Ornaments being introduced, that we cannot but attribute...

...bowls, in their style of ornament, much resemble the early ornate vessels of Greece, and still more the metal work and painted pottery found in very ancient tombs in Etruria. Some of the bronze vessels are much more elaborately ornamented than the four we have noticed ; several...