. Le palais de Minos : un compte rendu comparatif des étapes successives de la civilisation crétoise ancienne comme illustré par les découvertes de Knossos . perceptible dans la figure telle qu'elle apparaît sur ce joyau. Le groupe, au-dessus des flounces, qui borde la partie inférieure de la partie de la partie de Baggy ci-dessus, montre un travail de decorativechain souvent trouvé dans les bijoux Minoan. M. M. Ill: RÉGION DU PALAIS DE L'OUEST; DOUBLE AX CULT 435 Sacral Knot, peut-être la jupe d'une robe cérémonielle. Le fait qu'il soit intimement lié à l'adoration du Double axe peut être inféré de toutes ces représentations. Du dévouement des articles d'un

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. The palace of Minos : a comparative account of the successive stages of the early Cretan civilization as illustrated by the discoveries at Knossos . ceptible in thefigure as it appears on this gem. The band, above the flounces, which borders the lowerpart of the baggy part above, shows a decorativechain-work often found in Minoan jewellery. M. M. Ill: WEST PALACE REGION; DOUBLE AXE CULT 435 Sacral Knot, possibly the skirt of some ceremonial robe. That it wasintimately connected with the worship of the Double Axe may be inferredfrom all these representations. Of the dedication of articles of apparel we have direct evidence in the Suspen-votive robes for suspension found among the faience relics of the Temple ^°i°gRepositories of Knossos.^ To attach a part of the dress round the baetylic Gar-^object or actually to tie it round it is a regular part of the rite of sleeping in, ^or incubation, in sanctuaries. I have had a personal experience of thispractice in a primitive pillar shrine, ^ such as are to this day connectedwith Saints Graves throughout the Islamic World. It will be seen that the remains of the South-East House supplement. Fig. 312. a, Steatite Lentoid, Knossos (M. M. Ill); d, Clay Sealing, Zakro; c, Onyx Lentoid, Argos. in more than one respect our knowledge of the Central Palace cult as it S.E.existed in the closing Middle Minoan phase. The tradition of its specially relationreligious character seems to have clung to it indeed in later days. When, °^^^towards the close of the Minoan Age, a part of the house, like some of the Palaceadjoining Palace region, was re-occupied by poorer denizens, the inner room, L. I, on the Plan, Fig. 306, was converted into a shrine, where, at a some-what higher level, horns of Consecration were found resting on a pebbleflooring. To the original importance of the building from the religious pointof view the artistic skill lavished on the decoration and the presence of sucha magnificent accessory of cult as the sculptured l

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