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...which in the spring, shot forth its leaves, and these turning up the side of the basket, naturally formed a kind of volute, in the turn given by the tile to the leaves. Fortunately, Callimachus, a very ingenious sculptor, passing that way, was struck with the beauty,...

...acanthus, which in the spring shot forth its leaves, and these turning up the side of the basket, naturally formed a kind of volute, in the turn given by the tile to the leaves. Fortunately, Callimachus, a very ingenious sculptor, passing that way, was struck with the beauty,...

...which in the spring shot forth its leaves, and there, turning up the side of the basket, naturally formed a kind of volute, in the turn given by the tile to the leaves. Fortunately, Callinachus, a very fngeniotn sculptor, passing that way, was struck with the beauty,...

...Acanthus, which in the spring shot forth its leaves ; these running up the sides of the basket, naturally formed a kind of Volute, in the turn given by the tile to the leaves. Happily Calimachus, a most ingenious Sculptor, passing that way, was struck with the beauty, elegance, and...