text_original: Among these the various statues of Antinous are of most interest, partly as they show the methods of ideal treatment then in vogue, and the amount of creative power which still remained, but partly also as the symptoms of the infatuation of a prince who could find no worthier subjects for the artists of his day than the sensuous beauty of a Bithynian shepherd. 68 The Age of the A ntonines. a. d.
text_transcription: AMONG THESE THE VARIOUS STATUES OF ANTINUS ARE OF MOST INTEREST PARTLY AS THEY SHOW THE METHOD OF IDEAL TREATMENT THAN IN VOGUE AND THE AMOUNT OF CREATIVE POWER WHICH STILL REMAINED BUT PARTLY ALSO AS THE SYMPTOMS OF THE INFATUATION OF A PRINCE WHO COULD FIND NO WORTHIER SUBJECTS FOR THE ARTISTS OF HIS DAY THAN THE SENSUOUS BEAUTY OF A BATHYNIAN SHEPHERD
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