Walters, Henry Beauchamp; British Museum <London> [Hrsg.]: Catalogue of the Greek and Etruscan Vases in the British Museum (Band 2): Black-figured vases (London, 1893)

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ft B 545.

y- B 547-

I

«. B 166.

*. id.

c B 424.

d. B 379.

P. I

«. B 349,

Lekythos. Athene (?) as a. On further side, female citharist and Dionysos to r.,
the latter looking back. At the horses' heads, Hermes (only part of the figure
left).

Lekythos. Female figure as /3, in quadriga. Female citharist and Dionysos (?) as
/3. At horses' heads, Hermes to r. [See also B 544 and B 546.]

2) Heracles received into the presence of Zeus.

Amphora. (Obv.) On 1. Zeus seated to r. on throne (sceptrej ; facing him is

Athene; behind her, Heracles moving to r., looking back (lion's skin and club).

On r. Poseidon (?) (or Palaemon) to 1. (beardless, with trident).
(Rev.) On 1. Zeus as a, with feet on stool; facing him Athenk, with owl perched

on r. hand. Behind her, Heracles to 1. (lion's skin, greaves, twig in 1. hand), and

Hermes to 1.
Kylix. On r. Zeus seated to 1. (sceptre) on throne. Athene advances towards him,

leading up Heracles by the 1. arm. Heracles has lion's skin, club, bow, and

arrows.
Kylix. On 1. Zeus seated on throne to r. (thunderbolt, sandalled feet resting on

stool). Behind, Hera seated on throne to r. (veiled in himation, feet as Zeus) ;

before her Hebe standing on footstool to 1., supplicating. Before Zeus advance

Hermes (winged) and Athene (shield with Gorgoneion), leading up Heracles

(lion's skin). Behind them, Artemis (bow and arrows) and Ares (helmet, skin,

kibisis, and endromides, as if for Perseus).

ELEUS SEIZING THETIS.—For simple Type see Fig. 33.
Hydria. On r. Peleus to r. (nude and beardless, with sword), stooping forward and

Fig- 33-=B =I5>