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Sculptures from Cyzicus
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 18 October 2013
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In the present paucity of archaic sculpture from Northern Asia Minor (from Cyzicus we have only the beautiful fragment of a chariot relief at Tchinly Kiosk) the much damaged relief of Heracles here reproduced (Plate IV. i) is not without its value. It was discovered during the demolition of the old Armenian Church at Aidinjik, a village about an hour from Cyzicus, on the mainland west of the isthmus: thanks to Mr. Th. Makrys of Panderma, who providentially brought me to the spot, it has now been removed to the safety of the Imperial Museum.
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page 190 note 1 B.C.H. xviii. (1884) p. 493; Catal. 135.
page 191 note 1 Calai. No. 133, B.C.H., xviii, p. 64, Pl. XVI.
page 191 note 2 J. H.S. xxii. 199.
page 191 note 3 Cyzicus, p. 44.
page 191 note 4 Martial, ix. 64, 65, 101.
page 192 note 2 Berlin Munzkabinet. The latter has a head of Cyzicus on the obv. but can he dated by the strategos T. ᾿ Αρ. Παῦλοσ
page 193 note 1 Strab. xii. I. 13. Plut. Lucull. 10.
page 193 note 2 Cf. Soph. Phil. 400, Orf h. hym. in Mat. Deor. 3, Lucull.Hym. in Rheam 2.
page 193 note 3 Not yet fully published: an engraving of it forms the Vignette of the Pergamon publications.
page 195 note 1 This is also a peculiarity found in ths Ephesus temple J.H.S. x. 9.
page 196 note 1 The height of this member is 0·23 m., and its projection c·19; the under side is roughly hollowed.
page 196 note 2 Cf. Puchstein op. cit. fig. 9, p. 12, an early poros capital from the Acropolis.