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The History of Painting in Italy, Vol. 1 (of 6)

Note 107 — BOOK I. (continued 2)

Thomas Roscoe translation

A sample of his ignorance appears in what he wrote of Demone; not well understanding Pliny, he did not believe Demone to be the fabulous genius of Athens; but set him down as a painter of mortal flesh and blood, and gave his portrait with those of Zeuxis, Apelles, and other ancient painters.

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