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OF VASES. 215
the feet of the male figure with the hoe sink helow this band
nearly up to the calf. P.
Cat. Pourt. No. 335. R. Roehette, Mon. Ined. Odyss. Ixiv, pp. 69, 70. Panofka,
Cab. Pourtales, PI. xxii, pp. 72-3.
1685. Krater avith Columnar Handles, ccxiii.
1 ft. lT6ff in. by 9 in. Design pale red on a black ground; 1.
a boyish athlete, advancing rapidly to the left; each band is
raised, and holds a sash, tainia, gathered into a loop ; he is
beardless and infibulated; 2. rev. the same subject repeated ;
round the neck a broad band of lozenge pattern, black on a
pale ground, on each lozenge a cross ; the handles at their
lower insertion are reverted in opposite directions. Orbitello.
1686. ■------------- ccxiii. 12to in- by 9TS„ in. Design red
on a black ground; the rudeness of the drawing, and the
unusual coarseness and clumsiness of the ware, make it pro-
bable that this vase was the product of one of the barbarous
indigenous tribes of Southern Italy; 1. Perseus receiving
the harpS and winged endromides from one of the Nymphs;
he is bearded, and stands before her armed with a spear and
an Argolic buckler with the device of a Gorgon's face ;
he wears a tall erect kyrbasia, and a bordered chiton reaching
to the knees ; the Nymph stands before him, holding out
the harpi in its sheath, round which is a spiral black line ;
the endromides, which are large heavy boots, hang by the
bootlace from her left hand; she wears a talaric chiton and a
peplos wrapped round her lower limbs ; behind Perseus is
another Nymph offering him in a phiale wine_from the oino-
choe in her left hand; her hair is covered with an embroi-
dered cap; she wears a talaric chiton, over which falls an
upper fold or garment as low as the waist, and another as
low as the hips; 2. rev. two female figures, their heads
veiled with the peplos, standing, one on each side of three
sepulchral stela, on each of which is a vase ; on the one on
the left is a hydria, on the central stele a Panathenaic
amphora; on the right is a large krater, on which are
depicted two draped figures joining hands; round the lip of
the vase, on the obverse, is a frieze of animals very rudely
painted in black on a red ground; on the left two lions
rushing at each other; between, a stag ; on the right, two
lions rushing at each other ; between, a bull. T.
1087. Krater. ccxiv. 12fV in. by 12-fo in. Design
the feet of the male figure with the hoe sink helow this band
nearly up to the calf. P.
Cat. Pourt. No. 335. R. Roehette, Mon. Ined. Odyss. Ixiv, pp. 69, 70. Panofka,
Cab. Pourtales, PI. xxii, pp. 72-3.
1685. Krater avith Columnar Handles, ccxiii.
1 ft. lT6ff in. by 9 in. Design pale red on a black ground; 1.
a boyish athlete, advancing rapidly to the left; each band is
raised, and holds a sash, tainia, gathered into a loop ; he is
beardless and infibulated; 2. rev. the same subject repeated ;
round the neck a broad band of lozenge pattern, black on a
pale ground, on each lozenge a cross ; the handles at their
lower insertion are reverted in opposite directions. Orbitello.
1686. ■------------- ccxiii. 12to in- by 9TS„ in. Design red
on a black ground; the rudeness of the drawing, and the
unusual coarseness and clumsiness of the ware, make it pro-
bable that this vase was the product of one of the barbarous
indigenous tribes of Southern Italy; 1. Perseus receiving
the harpS and winged endromides from one of the Nymphs;
he is bearded, and stands before her armed with a spear and
an Argolic buckler with the device of a Gorgon's face ;
he wears a tall erect kyrbasia, and a bordered chiton reaching
to the knees ; the Nymph stands before him, holding out
the harpi in its sheath, round which is a spiral black line ;
the endromides, which are large heavy boots, hang by the
bootlace from her left hand; she wears a talaric chiton and a
peplos wrapped round her lower limbs ; behind Perseus is
another Nymph offering him in a phiale wine_from the oino-
choe in her left hand; her hair is covered with an embroi-
dered cap; she wears a talaric chiton, over which falls an
upper fold or garment as low as the waist, and another as
low as the hips; 2. rev. two female figures, their heads
veiled with the peplos, standing, one on each side of three
sepulchral stela, on each of which is a vase ; on the one on
the left is a hydria, on the central stele a Panathenaic
amphora; on the right is a large krater, on which are
depicted two draped figures joining hands; round the lip of
the vase, on the obverse, is a frieze of animals very rudely
painted in black on a red ground; on the left two lions
rushing at each other; between, a stag ; on the right, two
lions rushing at each other ; between, a bull. T.
1087. Krater. ccxiv. 12fV in. by 12-fo in. Design