...inlaid in imitation of a vine, the leaves of which ire of silver, the stem and fruit of brighl bronze. On one side is an altar with wood and fire upon it, and on the other a Bacchus riding on a tiger. CANDYS (»ш<Л/г), a gown worn by the Medes and Persiana...

...which are of silver, the stem and fruit of bright brass. On one side is an altar with a are ч pou it ; on the other a Bacchus naked, with his thick hair plaited and bound with ivy. He rides on a panther, and has his 1. baud in the attitude of holding reins which time probably has destroy...

...the leaves of which are of silver, the stem and fruit of bright brass. On one side is an altar with a fire upon it ; on the other a Bacchus naked, with...his thick hair plaited and bound with ivy. He rides ou a panther, and has his 1. hand in the attitude of holding reins ; with the rt. he raises a drinkinghorn....

...stand for the oil-vase used in trimming the lamps. The plinth is beautifully damasked, or inlaid, iu imitation of a vine, the leaves of which are of silver,...with ivy. He rides a tiger, and has his left hand iu the attitude of holding reins, which time probably has destroyed ; with the right he raises a drinking-horn....

...inlaid in imitation of a vine, the leaves of which are of silver, the stem and fruit of bright bronze. On one side is an altar with wood and fire upon it; and on the other a Bacchus riding on a tiger. (Becker, Gallus, vol. ii. p. 206, &c.) CANDIDA'TUS. [AMBITUS.]...

...elabomvit, sicut Tarentum scapes. IB hoc ergo commendatio ofiichiarum eft. — Hist. Nnt. ixxiv. 3. latter is suspended by two dolphins, instead of the...has his left hand in the attitude of holding reins, whieh time probably has destroyed ; with the right he raises a drinking-horn. The workmanship of this...

...the leaves of which are of silver, the stem and fruit of bright brass. On one side is an altar with a fire upon it ; on the other a Bacchus naked, with...his thick hair plaited and bound with ivy. He rides ou a panther, and has his 1. hand in the attitude of holding reins ; with the rt. he raises a drinking-horn....

...sicut Tarentum scapos. In hoc ergo commendatio officinarum est. — Hist. Nat. tzar. 3. VOL. II. 2 O latter is suspended . by two dolphins, instead of...lamp is exquisitely delicate in all its parts. We may bore say a few words on the art of inlaying one metal with another, in which, as in all ornamental...

...the leaves of which are of silver, the stem and fruit of bright brass. On one side is an altar with a fire upon it ; on the other a Bacchus naked, with...his thick hair plaited and bound with ivy. He rides on a panther, and has his 1. hand in the attitude of holding reins ; with the rt. he raises a drinking-horn....

...of this description yet found. The space thus obtained may have served as a stand for the oil vase used in trimming the lamps. The plinth is beautifully...this lamp is exquisitely delicate in all its parts. Before we quit this-subject we have still one candelabrum to notice, which for simplicity of design...