1575. A CENTAURESS ſuckling a child. Cornelian.
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1575. A CENTAURESS ſuckling a child. Cornelian.
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a Centaureſs with a young Man, ſhe holds a cymbal of gilt-bronze, the thrones of Venus and Mars, with their attributes, are in the fame picture
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On a grass-plot of the most glossy verdure lies the centauress, with the whole equine part of her stretched on the ground, the hind feet extending backwards: while the upper female part is gently raised, and reclining on one elbow.
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we see, from the emptied drinking-vessel of the Centauress before us, that the God did not neglect to requite them for their zeal
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