Motya a Phoenician Colony in Sicily
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As to the possibility of this inscribed stone having formed part of the archaic sculpture, beyond the fact of its having been kept together with it for several years in the Marsala town hall, there appears to be no reason whatever to connect it with that work. Apart from the fact of its having been discovered fourteen years before the sculpture, there is nothing, either in the general appear- ance of the stone or in the wording of the inscription, to lead one to connect the two. Both sculpture ...and inscription are now pre- served in the local museum at Motya, having very wisely been removed from their recent quarters in the Marsala town hall and restored by the Marsala municipal authorities to their original home. A plaster reproduction of the former is to be seen in the National Museum at Palermo.
1 Apparently no less than three of these small statuettes, representing the figure of a bull, are said to have been discovered at Segesta, two in gold and the third in bronze ; and one of the two former in still preserved in the Naples National Museum, under the inventory number 24, 852.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As to the possibility of this inscribed stone having formed part of the archaic sculpture, beyond the fact of its having been kept together with it for several years in the Marsala town hall, there appears to be no reason whatever to connect it with that work. Apart from the fact of its having been discovered fourteen years before the sculpture, there is nothing, either in the general appear- ance of the stone or in the wording of the inscription, to lead one to connect the two. Both sculpture ...and inscription are now pre- served in the local museum at Motya, having very wisely been removed from their recent quarters in the Marsala town hall and restored by the Marsala municipal authorities to their original home. A plaster reproduction of the former is to be seen in the National Museum at Palermo.
1 Apparently no less than three of these small statuettes, representing the figure of a bull, are said to have been discovered at Segesta, two in gold and the third in bronze ; and one of the two former in still preserved in the Naples National Museum, under the inventory number 24, 852.
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