text:  "In this temple (of Jupiter Casius) were two famous works of Evanthes illustrative of the legends of Andromeda and Prometheus which the painter had probably selected as a pair from the similarity of the Subjects--the principal figure in each being bound to a rock and exposed to the attack of a terrific animal; in one case a denizen of the air in the other a monster of the sea; and the deliverers of both being Argives and of kindred blood to each other Hercules and Perseus--the former of whom encountered on foot the savage bird sent by Jove while the latter mounted on borrowed wings into the air to assail the monster which issued from the sea at the command of Neptune