She is generally represented by the poets as sitting in a chariot and opening with her fingers the gates of the east, pouring dew on the earth, and making the flowers grow.
He is generally representedas an old man bent with age, and holding a scythe in his right hand.
Poseidon is generally represented as resembling his brother Zeus in features, height, and general aspect; but we miss in the countenance of the sea-god the kindness and benignity which so pleasingly distinguish his mighty brother.
Rhea is generally represented wearing a crown of turrets or towers and seated on a throne, with lions crouching at her feet.
Hestia is generally represented standing, and in accordance with the dignity and sanctity of her character, always appears fully draped.
He is generally represented in the costume of a bishop, driving a flock of snakes, toads, and other vermin before him, which he is said to have banished from Ireland.
The Good Shepherd is generally representedas a youthful beardless figure in a short Roman tunic and buskins, bearing tenderly the lost sheep which he has found and laid upon his shoulders with rejoicing.
It is generally representeddrinking at a stream, probably in allusion to the Psalmist's panting after God as the hart after the water-brooks.
The suppedaneum, or support for the feet, is generally represented.
Daniel in the den is generally represented by a nude figure standing between two lions, with his hands stretched out as if in supplication, and thereby, says St. Gregory, conquering the lions by prayer.
He is generally represented with a shell in his hand.
Pluto is generally represented as holding a trident with three prongs, and has a key in his hand, to intimate that whoever enters can never return.
This god, who is generally represented as fat and jolly, riding on an ass, crowned with flowers, and always intoxicated, could scarcely be considered as a tutor from whom Bacchus was likely to derive much good.
The goddess is generally represented riding in a chariot drawn by peacocks, with a diadem on her head, and a scepter in her hand.
One of the Muses, the patroness of light poetry; she presided over the triumphs and complaints of lovers, and is generally represented as crowned with roses and myrtle, and holding a lyre in her hand.
She is generally represented as above, but some poets have described her as rushing through the ranks of war, waving a flaming torch, and exciting the combatants by her cries.
He is generally representedas a majestic man with a beard, sitting on a throne of gold and ivory.
Early in July, 1877, he arrived at Alexandria, and soon unearthed the buried monolith, which he was delighted to find in much better condition than had been generally represented.
He is generally represented by the figure of a man with his face concealed under the head of a horned ram.
The figure of an obelisk is often used as a hieroglyph, and is generally represented standing on a low base.
He is generally represented as a fine majestic figure, with long curling hair and beard, clad in flowing drapery, his redoubtable thunderbolts or scepter in one hand, and a statue of Victory in the other.
In works of art this goddess is generally represented as a beautiful maiden, clad in a short hunting dress, armed with a bow, a quiver full of arrows at her side, and a crescent on her well-poised head.
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