The Lilly Prince Statue in Brass & Gold-Plated Brass minoan era Nike is depicted without wings

Nike is depicted without wings in Athens

which in return taught him secret knowledge - snakes were considered divine beings that were wise and could heal

A way of life which goes far beyond the bourgeois ideals of today and leads the man to control themself and to go far beyond his apparent limits

surgery and magic

The Lilly Prince Statue in Brass & Gold-Plated Brass minoan era Nike is depicted without wingsBronze replica of the Lilly Prince fresco relief that was found in the palace of Knossos (1550 BC) and depicts a young man walking in a garden. According to the archaeologists, he is the King High Priest of Knossos. He wears a Minoan girdle and has a feather cover on his head. The "Lilly Prince", an emblematic image of the Minoan Crete, comes from a wider composition of embossed frescoes. The male figure is depicted with a colourful collar and belt