...of Tritonis. The i I Grecians, hearing this prediction, concealed the I tripod. ' The Machlyes have an annual festival, in honour of Minerva, in which the young women, i | dividing themselves into two bands, engage each >| other with stones and clubs. These rites, they...

...but particularly the last. CLXXXIX. From these Libyans, the Greeks borrowed the vest, and the JEgis; with which they decorate the shrine of Minerva; the vests, however, of the Libyan Minervas, are made of skin, and the fringe hanging from the JEgis is not composed of serpents,...

...of this lake (says Herodotus) the Greeks borrowed the vest, and the aegis, with which they decorated the shrine of Minerva: the vests, however, of the...are made of skin, and the fringe hanging from the aegis is not composed of serpents, but leather. In every other respect the dress is the same. It appears...

...of this lake (says Herodotus) the Greeks borrowed the vest, and the aegis, with which they decorated the shrine of Minerva: the vests, however, of the...are made of skin, and the fringe hanging from the aegis is not composed of serpents, but leather. In every other respect the dress is the same. It appears...

...particularly the last." " From these Africans (continues he), the Greeks borrowed the vest and the JEgis, with which they decorate the SHRINE of Minerva : the...young women, dividing themselves into two separate bands, engage each other with stones and clubs. These rites, they say, were instituted by their forefathers,...

...lake Tritonis. The Machlyee suffer their hair to prow behind the head, the Ausenses before. They have an annual festival in honour of Minerva, in which...young women, dividing themselves into two separate bands, engage each other with stones and clubs. These rites, they say, were instituted by their forefathers,...

...but particularly the last. CLXXXIX. From these Libyans the Greeks borrowed the vest, and the aegis, with which they decorate the shrine of Minerva: the vests, however, of the Libyan Minervas are made of skin ; and the fringe hanging from the aegis is not composed of serpents,...

...particularly the last. - - CLXXXIX. From these Libyans the Greeks borrowed the vest, and the - segis, with which they decorate the shrine of Minerva: the vests, however, of the Libyais Mineritas, are made of skin, and the fringe hanging froth the segis is not composed of serpents,...

...but particularly the last. CLXXXIX. From these Libyans the Grec!.s borrowed the vest, and the a'^is, with which they decorate the shrine of Minerva : the vests, however, of the Libyan Minervas, are made of skin, and the fringe hanging from the iegis is not coi.-iposrtl of serpents,...