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...that it is part of the Judgment of Paris — Paris, won by the attractions of the goddess of Love, meditating his conquest, his lance lying beside him, and his horse standing saddled and bridled. That there are three female figures portrayed thereon, and who are evidently dancing, proves it I think...

...above, adjudges to her the apple, which he holds in his left hand. We next view him, armed cap-b-pie, reclining, perhaps at the foot of the statue of his...patroness, meditating his conquest, his lance lying by him, and his horse saddled and bridled. The reclining warrior and the horse are the only figures...