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this rodent may be, stamps on this pattern the character of a genre pic- 

 ture as it is characteristic of the impressionistic school of Sung painters. 



Fig. 131. 

 Jade Girdle- Pendant, Cicada, Upper and Lower Faces ( from Ku yil t'u p'u). 



Figure 1 29 is, according to the Chinese explanation, also a single coiled 

 hydra, of the Han period, but the curious bird-head on the right-hand 



Fig. 132. 

 Jade Girdle-Ornament, Cloud-Dragon 

 (from Ku yttt'u p'u). 



Fig. 133. 



Jade Girdle-Pendant, Single Fish 



(from Ku yii t'u p'u). 



