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An allegory conjuring the goddesses of the seasons in classic Baroque style, this lawn ornament is based on an English estate original and is mesmerizingly detailed from draped gown to handsome face. Cast in quality designer resin, our Design Toscano original is finished in antique stone for seasons of enjoyment. Exclusive to the Design Toscano brand and perfect for your home or garden. Statue: 21 in. W x 19 in. D x 61.50 in. H, 73 lbs. Material: Fiberglass.

Slipcase with Velcro closure, 20 blank folded cards (5 images repeating 4 times), 20 envelopes

Slipcase with Velcro closure, 20 blank folded cards (5 images repeating 4 times), 20 envelopes

Pages can have notes/highlighting. Spine may show signs of wear. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less 1.4

Acceptable/Fair condition. Book is worn, but the pages are complete, and the text is legible. Has wear to binding and pages, may be ex-library. 0.4

An allegory conjuring 1 of the goddesses of the seasons in the Neoclassical style, the Summer Goddess is holding a sheaf of harvested wheat. Drawn from the Roman tales of the voluptuous goddesses known as the Horae, this classic lawn ornament is based upon an English estate original and is mesmerizingly detailed from draped gown to handsome face. Cast in quality designer resin, our Design Toscano classic sculpture is finished in antique stone for seasons of enjoyment. 11 in. W x 11 in. D x 33 in. H, 12 lbs.

Sequel to Much Fall of Blood, book 4 in the Heirs of Alexandria series. Civilization at the crossroads. In an alternate Renaissance where magic works, a captain of Italian forces must deal with gods, goddesses and warfare in order to save his daughter at the siege of Constantinople—and prevent a new dark age.In an alternate 15th century where magic still is part of life, the Holy Roman Empire rules Europe. Constantinople is under siege by the Venetians and their allies. Hekate, Goddess of Crossroads, presides over the conflict and carnage as alternate visions of civilization collide. And since Constantinople is the crossroad city of east and west, and it is here that Italian captain Benito Valdosta must deal with the powerful magical manifestation of the Weeping Woman, a disguised Hekate,  in order to save his daughter and to destroy the fleets of the Chernobog assembling in the Black Sea before they can cut into the soft underbelly of Europe.  With land battles, naval action, cunning assassinations, and heartbreak aplenty—not to mention the ongoing conflict between Lord of the Dead and Benito for the love of a woman, civilization is at the crossroads and choices must be made that will bring victory and freedom for centuries to come—or a new Dark Age.  About the Heirs of Alexander series:“In this world, broken off from ours in A.D. 349. . . Christian magic battles blackest sorcery. . . making for hours of old-fashioned reading fun . . . Lackey, Flint and Freer [are] mixmasters of nearly every heard-of myth.” —Publishers Weekly "[V]ast and absorbing . . . it is almost impossible to put it down while the tension remains high . . . Lackey and  associates' areas of expertise, including naval history and classical mythology, are smoothly blended.”—Booklist The Heirs of Alexander Series: The Shadow of the Lion  A Mankind Witch (stand-alone novel)This Rough Magic Much Fall of Blood  Burdens of the Dead