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AEGEAN CIVILIZATION

RELIGION

Plate III.

Fig. 1.— LION-GUARDED GODDESS AND SHRINE, ON A CLAY SEALING FROM CNOSSUS.
B. S. A. vii. 29. Fig. 9.


 Fig. 2.— MALE DIVINITY BETWEEN LIONS, ON A LENTOID GEM FROM KYDONIA, CRETE.
J. H. S. xxi, 163, Fig. 43.

 Fig. 3.— GOLD SIGNET FROM ACROPOLIS TREASURE, MYCENAE, SHOWING THE GODDESS BENEATH A SACRED TREE, WITH ADORANTS AND SACRED EMBLEMS.
J. H. S. xxi, 108, Fig. 4.

Fig. 4.— BIRDS ON A TRIAD OF PILLARS, CNOSSUS.
B. S. A. viii. 29, Fig. 14.

Fig. 5.— CLAY SEALING FROM ZAKRO, WITH MINOTAUR TYPES.
B. S. A. viii. 133, Fig. 45.

Fig. 7.— FAÏENCE FIGURE OF THE GODDESS, WITH SERPENT ATTRIBUTES, CNOSSUS.
B. S. A. ix. 75, Fig. 54.

Fig. 6.— DUAL PILLAR WORSHIP, ON A GOLD SIGNET RING, CNOSSUS.
J. H. S. xxi. 170, Fig. 48.


Fig. 8.— FAÇADE OF SMALL TEMPLES, COMPLETED FROM A FRESCO PAINTING, CNOSSUS.
J. H. S. xxi. 193, Fig. 66.

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