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holding in her right hand a phiale, while she looks back at a
youthful male figure standing behind her, who closes the
scene on the extreme left; the seated female figure wears a
cap, open behind and radiated over the forehead, earrings, a
necklace, armlets, a talaric chiton girt at the waist, a mantle
with an engrailed border thrown over her lower limbs, and
sandals; in her left hand, which is extended towards the
youth before her, she appears to hold a flower; her right
rests on the seat at her side; the face and body of this
figure from the neck nearly to the knees, and the right arm
to the wrist, are repainted ; the stool has an embroidered
cushion, below which is a fringe or openwork ornament; the
legs are inlayed; at the feet of the female figure is a flower;
the youth standing in front of her wears a chlamys hanging
down his back, armlets, and winged cndromides : the whole
of this figure has been repainted, all but the (highs, one end
of the chlamys, the right forearm, and the lower part of
the object held in the right hand, and which, as repainted,
appears to be a bulrush; the female figure holding a
mirror on the extreme right wears a cap open behind,
earrings, a double necklace, armlets, a talaric chiton, over
which is a diplo'idion, and sandals; in her left hand she holds
a bunch of grapes; behind her is a wreath; the whole of
this figure, except her sandals and the bunch of grapes, has
been repainted ; the female figure behind the seated figure
wears a cap open behind, earrings, a double necklace,
armlets, a talaric chiton, a diplo'idion, a peplos with an en-
grailed border, and sandals; the upper part of her face, both
arms, and her body nearly to the feet, are repainted; in
front of her is a flower ; the youth behind her on the
extreme left wears armlets and winged endromides ; a chlamys
is rolled round his right arm ; in his right hand he holds a
staff, in his left a flower ; the whole of this figure is re-
painted except the endromides, the ends of the chlamys, and
the lower part of the flower. Presented by T. S. Smith, Esq.
1524. Oinochoe. ccxlv. 1 ft. 1T% in. Design red on a
black ground; the bottom of the vase broken off: 1. round
the body two gryphons confronted, with their right paws
raised ; between them a tripod ; back to back to these another
pair of gryphons confronted, and with their right paws
raised: 2. on the shoulder of the vase three female figures
and the androgynous Eros; on the extreme right a seated
holding in her right hand a phiale, while she looks back at a
youthful male figure standing behind her, who closes the
scene on the extreme left; the seated female figure wears a
cap, open behind and radiated over the forehead, earrings, a
necklace, armlets, a talaric chiton girt at the waist, a mantle
with an engrailed border thrown over her lower limbs, and
sandals; in her left hand, which is extended towards the
youth before her, she appears to hold a flower; her right
rests on the seat at her side; the face and body of this
figure from the neck nearly to the knees, and the right arm
to the wrist, are repainted ; the stool has an embroidered
cushion, below which is a fringe or openwork ornament; the
legs are inlayed; at the feet of the female figure is a flower;
the youth standing in front of her wears a chlamys hanging
down his back, armlets, and winged cndromides : the whole
of this figure has been repainted, all but the (highs, one end
of the chlamys, the right forearm, and the lower part of
the object held in the right hand, and which, as repainted,
appears to be a bulrush; the female figure holding a
mirror on the extreme right wears a cap open behind,
earrings, a double necklace, armlets, a talaric chiton, over
which is a diplo'idion, and sandals; in her left hand she holds
a bunch of grapes; behind her is a wreath; the whole of
this figure, except her sandals and the bunch of grapes, has
been repainted ; the female figure behind the seated figure
wears a cap open behind, earrings, a double necklace,
armlets, a talaric chiton, a diplo'idion, a peplos with an en-
grailed border, and sandals; the upper part of her face, both
arms, and her body nearly to the feet, are repainted; in
front of her is a flower ; the youth behind her on the
extreme left wears armlets and winged endromides ; a chlamys
is rolled round his right arm ; in his right hand he holds a
staff, in his left a flower ; the whole of this figure is re-
painted except the endromides, the ends of the chlamys, and
the lower part of the flower. Presented by T. S. Smith, Esq.
1524. Oinochoe. ccxlv. 1 ft. 1T% in. Design red on a
black ground; the bottom of the vase broken off: 1. round
the body two gryphons confronted, with their right paws
raised ; between them a tripod ; back to back to these another
pair of gryphons confronted, and with their right paws
raised: 2. on the shoulder of the vase three female figures
and the androgynous Eros; on the extreme right a seated