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133 mm high in males (ll0 in females) 92 F.S. Bodenheimer (1935) Animal Life in Palestine (Jerusalem: 1935) 460. 9' T.E.Lawlor (1976) Handbook to the Orders and Families of Living Mam- mals (Eureka CA: 1976) 205. 94 Tomilin (1967) 466-515, 523, 574-92. 95 Coffey ( 1971). ESTABLISHING A CONCEPTUAL
would be a life-long obsession with building a flying machine that could, without an engine, take him soaring through the skies like a bird (Runkel & Bocklin 1909, 37). Simultaneously with this immersion in frescoes (and flying machines), Bocklin's personality quite suddenly began to assert itself
. A.D. Nock, AJA 50, 1946, 156 described the tenor of the Roman funerary inscriptions as follows: "The living are the living and dead the dead will stay". Horace's ode contains the same message. 55 Do not allow the expectations aroused by the newborn life tempt you to hope for immortality! The further
, the wife of Livia's son Drusus I, and the mother of Germanicus, Claudius and Livilla I, Antonia Minor was a prominent member of the Julian family who figured in the dynastic plans of both Augustus and Tiberius. (See Appendix, Chart no. 4). Unlike Livia, she never enjoyed the status of the living
(1977) [1658] 267). 2 For a similar treatment of the concept of social space in late antique and Early Medieval Italy, see Harrison (1992) 177–80. W. Bowden, A. Gutteridge, and C. Machado (edd.) Social and Political Life in Late Antiquity (Late Antique Archaeology 3.1 – 2005) (Leiden 2006), pp. 569
the deified Augusta appeared with life-sized images of other members of her family, both living and dead-and it is worth noting that the Rusellae group, too, included an image of Claudia Octavia as a child. 174 Whether or not the Copenhagen statue and the Baia sculptures orig- inally appeared
Roman urban plan down to Late Antiquity, when several decisive changes occurred (fig. 1). 1 Livy, 32.30: in vicos Cenomanorum Brixiamque quod caput gentis erat. W. Bowden, A. Gutteridge, and C. Machado (edd.) Social and Political Life in Late Antiquity (Late Antique Archaeology 3.1 – 2005) (Leiden 2006
standard references to meat from the otherwise highly detailed scene in which Kirke and her maids prepare a feast (Od. X. 352-72), but later equally baldly asserts that Odysseus and his men spend their time on the island "eating meat in 21 Although Alkinoos has two married sons living at home (Od . VI. 63
chap- ter four, 43-44). The nearly complete absence of biographical data for Attic vase painters, how- ever, prohibits us from concluding that civic per- sonifications in vase painting, for example, were motivated by a partisan spirit. Written sources help us to gauge the political and historical
Jeffery 1990, 1-2; Coldstream 1993, 90, 100. 212 CRIELAARD Aegean, or Easteners and Greeks living together in a Levantine or Greek settlement overseas. The first possibility, that of Greeks living in the Levant during the late 9th or early 8th centuries, has re cently come under fire (see below); as a