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      <value>[i] preceding word crossed through in brown ink; [ii] preceding four words crossed through in brown ink; [iii] - preceding word crossed through in brown ink; [iv] preceding two words crossed through in brown ink, the following two words appearing above the line; [*] from this point, grey ink</value>
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      <value>in the first Chamber on the right hand / of Venus are 2 figures of the Infant Hercules / the same with that of which we have a cast in / England but the right hand in each of these / is stretched out &amp; the left holds a bird / I prefer the restoration with[i] which makes / the child in the act of strangling a Serpent / another Infant Herac / les P:8 / Hall of Niobe / The mother is at one End with her infant daughter / the Father Amphio is at the opposite end, this is a mean / poor figure inferior in Character &amp; workmanship / to the others, &amp; I think of a later age, one of the / figures which is placed for a son of Niobe is confess- / - sed not to belong to them, &amp; they suppose it to / be an Endymion, the Arms &amp; feet of Most of them / are restored &amp; tolerably well, all that is the[ii] / most likely as Pliny says by Scopas much[iii] many / of the figures are of the sublimest Character &amp; / Expression the countenances &amp; attitudes Noble / actions full of the finest[iv] force &amp; Expression, [*] there is / a wonderful roundess &amp; perfection of form in / the limbs &amp; naked parts of the women, the / bodies &amp; limbs of the men particularly, the dead / figure is done with wonderful attention</value>
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      <value>the first line and the next 5 words in grey ink, the remainder brown ink; [i] preceding word crossed through by two lines of brown ink, the following word appears above the line</value>
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      <value>to nature without exaggeration, there / is no affectation of Style, beautiful nature / was chosen by the Artist &amp; copied with so much spirit judgment[sic] &amp; truth of Anatomy / and outlines with a delicasy of execution that / when seen in proper light the naked parts / seem capable of Motion, the draperies are of / fine clothes light beautifully disposed to contrast / the limbs &amp; shew them, as well as to add / dignity to the figures particularly 2 of the / sons who have wrapped their Pallice[i] Chlamydae round / their arms, one stretches his arm out / the other covers his head with it &amp; thus produces / sublimity in the upper part of the figure / some of these figures particularly the dead / son seems to have been worked intirely[sic] / with the Chissel[sic] others have been finished / with a rasp / In another chamber is the beautiful / delicate figure of the Hermaphrodite &amp; c / Chamber of Bronzes / John of Bologna's Mercury going to / rise into the air</value>
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        <summary_title>Murray, Charles Fairfax</summary_title>
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