The Fictitious Mss of Bosius
The Fictitious Mss of Bosius
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A black-figured vase in Altenburg (unpub- lished) shows a sitting Athena with a pomegranate in her left hand ; but she wears her helmet, instead of carrying it. Another vase-painting, also black-figured, represents Athena seated, and holding her helmet in the left hand ; but, instead of the pomegranate, she holds in her right a cup, which she offers to a priestess standing before an altar. 1 '' At most, these vases, taken together, exhibit the motive which was afterwards chosen for the represen...tation of Athena Nike ; they are certainly no proof that Athena was worshipped under that title in the sixth century. The earliest reference to her in literature is Soph. Philokt. 134, Ni'/o/ t 'A0ara HoXtas. Cf. Antig. 148.
To sum up, I believe that while Nike was a late conception, Athena Nike was still later, and that the goddess of Victory cannot have originated, either at Athens or elsewhere, from an aspect of Athena.
E. E. Sikes.
'' Myth, and Mori. P. 3G6. So Stark, Philologus, 1S60. ' 6 Furtwangler in Roscher's Lex.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A black-figured vase in Altenburg (unpub- lished) shows a sitting Athena with a pomegranate in her left hand ; but she wears her helmet, instead of carrying it. Another vase-painting, also black-figured, represents Athena seated, and holding her helmet in the left hand ; but, instead of the pomegranate, she holds in her right a cup, which she offers to a priestess standing before an altar. 1 '' At most, these vases, taken together, exhibit the motive which was afterwards chosen for the represen...tation of Athena Nike ; they are certainly no proof that Athena was worshipped under that title in the sixth century. The earliest reference to her in literature is Soph. Philokt. 134, Ni'/o/ t 'A0ara HoXtas. Cf. Antig. 148.
To sum up, I believe that while Nike was a late conception, Athena Nike was still later, and that the goddess of Victory cannot have originated, either at Athens or elsewhere, from an aspect of Athena.
E. E. Sikes.
'' Myth, and Mori. P. 3G6. So Stark, Philologus, 1S60. ' 6 Furtwangler in Roscher's Lex.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clark, Albert Curtis, 1859-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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