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Epigraph:
Each horse in this frieze is unique in temperament and personality. No horse is a duplicate of any
other; the arrangement of head, neck, body, and limbs differs in each, even if only slightly…
- “Horse Care as Depicted on Greek Vases before 400 B.C.”, Mary B. Moore
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This poem is in four numbered parts.
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