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beardless, and wears trie lion's skin drawn over his head,
knotted on his breast, and falling like a shield on his left
arm ; he stoops forward, resting his right foot on a rock and
pointing downwards with the fore finger of his right hand;
on the extreme left a youthful male figure stands, resting his
left foot on another rock, and facing Herakles; in his left
hand this figure holds a spear; the fore finger of his right
hand is pointed downwards as if in conversation; he has long
hair, and is beardless ; he wears apetasus fastened under the
chin, and a chlamys hanging from the left shoulder ; behind
Herakles two female figures meeting and conversing; one
holds in her left hand a basket, Icanoun, in which are two
fruits and a sash, of which the ends hang down ; the other
holds out in her right hand a sash, and in her left, which is
drawn behind her, a wreath ; both figures have their hair
gathered into a knot behind and bound with a diadem ; they
wear talaric chitons, over which falls a dipldidion as low as
the hips, girt at the waist; down the centre of the front a
double stripe; behind these two figures, on the extreme
right, is a youthful male figure seated on a rock; he is
beardless and wears a diadem ; he is seated on a chlamys, the
end of which hangs from his shoulder; the two youthful
male figures at either end of the scene are probably the
Dioskuri, to whom Herakles committed the direction of the
Olympic festival.
D'Hancarville, n, PI. 116. Mosea, Collection, &c. PL x.
1367. Hydria. cxc. 9Jff in. Design red with acces-
sories in white on a black ground ; on the left a female figure
seated on a cube, holding out a large flat basket full of fruits
in her left hand, and in her right some doubtful object;
before her stands a female figure advancing her right hand
over thephiale and holding a wreath in her left; behind the
seated figure a swan; above the heads of these figures two
ivy leaves, between which a ball; behind the standing figure
a pyxis, and in the distance behind her a pelican; both figures
have long hair fastened in a knot behind, and wear earrings,
necklaces, armlets, and talaric chitons falling in a fold over
the girdle and striped down the sides. T.
1368. -------------- cxc. 1 ft. 6 in. Design red and white
on a black ground; combat of a dismounted Amazon with a
Gryphon, who has leapt on the back of her horse and seized
it by the throat; the horse springs off the ground in agony;
beardless, and wears trie lion's skin drawn over his head,
knotted on his breast, and falling like a shield on his left
arm ; he stoops forward, resting his right foot on a rock and
pointing downwards with the fore finger of his right hand;
on the extreme left a youthful male figure stands, resting his
left foot on another rock, and facing Herakles; in his left
hand this figure holds a spear; the fore finger of his right
hand is pointed downwards as if in conversation; he has long
hair, and is beardless ; he wears apetasus fastened under the
chin, and a chlamys hanging from the left shoulder ; behind
Herakles two female figures meeting and conversing; one
holds in her left hand a basket, Icanoun, in which are two
fruits and a sash, of which the ends hang down ; the other
holds out in her right hand a sash, and in her left, which is
drawn behind her, a wreath ; both figures have their hair
gathered into a knot behind and bound with a diadem ; they
wear talaric chitons, over which falls a dipldidion as low as
the hips, girt at the waist; down the centre of the front a
double stripe; behind these two figures, on the extreme
right, is a youthful male figure seated on a rock; he is
beardless and wears a diadem ; he is seated on a chlamys, the
end of which hangs from his shoulder; the two youthful
male figures at either end of the scene are probably the
Dioskuri, to whom Herakles committed the direction of the
Olympic festival.
D'Hancarville, n, PI. 116. Mosea, Collection, &c. PL x.
1367. Hydria. cxc. 9Jff in. Design red with acces-
sories in white on a black ground ; on the left a female figure
seated on a cube, holding out a large flat basket full of fruits
in her left hand, and in her right some doubtful object;
before her stands a female figure advancing her right hand
over thephiale and holding a wreath in her left; behind the
seated figure a swan; above the heads of these figures two
ivy leaves, between which a ball; behind the standing figure
a pyxis, and in the distance behind her a pelican; both figures
have long hair fastened in a knot behind, and wear earrings,
necklaces, armlets, and talaric chitons falling in a fold over
the girdle and striped down the sides. T.
1368. -------------- cxc. 1 ft. 6 in. Design red and white
on a black ground; combat of a dismounted Amazon with a
Gryphon, who has leapt on the back of her horse and seized
it by the throat; the horse springs off the ground in agony;