09-28-2021, 03:14 PM
On the bronze equestrian statue (which is very detailed), if you take a look at the ends of the ptyreges, you can see that they appear to show cords or thick yarns (warp cords or threads, if even a fringe), springing from beneath their linen covers --there is even a hem on the ends of the ptyrege facings and possibly a row of sewing at the end to sew the hem to the cords.
Cords, arms sticking through stuff --I see them all :-)
Cords, arms sticking through stuff --I see them all :-)
Qui sepeliunt capita sua in terra, deos volantes non videbunt.
--Flavius Flav
