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)

KYLIKES BY MINOR ARTISTS. 221

B 411 KYLIX. Ht. 61 in. Diam. 9 in. Cameiros, 1867. Style as before. On either

side of the handles, palmettes.

Exterior on either side: TVE$ONHONEAPXOEnoiE$EN, TXrjo-av 6 Neap^ov
eiroir/aev.

B 412. KYLIX. Old No. 685. Ht. 4 in. Diam. 9^ in. From Vulci. Durand Coll. 1000.

C. I. Gr. 8188 ; Brunn,Kiinstlergesch. ii. p. 693 ; Klein, Meistersig. p. 82, No. 2. Style as last.
On either side of the handles, palmettes. At the point ot insertion of the stem in the bowl is
a spike in imitation of metal, cf. B 382.

Exterior, on either side : HEPMOAENEJ EPOIEJEN, '~Eip/xoyevr]<; iirolrjaev.

B 413. KYLIX. Ht. 5 in. Diam 7J in. Blacas Coll. 1867. Klein, Meistersig. p. 82, No. 7.

Style as before. On either side of the handles, palmettes.

Exterior: Above, an ivy-wreath, with alternate black and purple leaves,
and rfngs of dots between the leaves. Below: (a) HEPPOAENES EPOIEJEN
EME, 'Epfj,oyevr]<; eiroirjaev ep,e ; (b) HEPMOAENE$ [EPO]IE$EN.

B 414. KYLIX. Old No. 684. Ht. 5f- in. Diam. 7$ in. From Vulci. Durand Coll. 1003.

Ann. delPInst. 1831, p. 187, No. 782; C. I. Gr. 8103. Surface much repainted; purple
accessories. On either side of the handles, palmettes.

Exterior: (a) +AIPEKAIPIOEME, Xatpe ical irlov i/ie. (b) Imitation in-
scriptions.

B 415. KYLIX. Ht. 4 in. Diam. 5f in. Vulci, 1867. Blacas Coll. A piece broken off the

foot. Purple accessories. On either side of the handles, palmettes.

Exterior, each side : +AIPEKAIPIEIEV, Xalpe km, iriei ev.

416. KYLIX. Ht. 4-1% in. Diam. 6 in. Cameiros, i860. Designs black on red ground, with

accessories of white and purple. Style of Tleson. On either side of the handles, palmettes.

Interior, in a medallion, with border of tongue-pattern : An eagle flying
to r. Exterior: On each side is inscribed : +AIPEKAIMEIEV, ~K.alpe ko.1 irlei ev.

B 417. KYLIX. Old No. 701. Ht. 4$ in. Diam. 5* in. 1847. Millingen Coll. Micali,

Mon. Ined. pi. 42, pp. 248-9 ; Rev. Phil. ii. p. 416 ; Brunn, Kiinstlergesch. ii. p. 681 ; Klein,
Meistersig. p. 72, No. l ; C. I. Gr. S202. Purple accessories only. On each side of the
handles, palmettes.

Interior, in a medallion, with border of tongue-pattern: Chimaera
seated to v., the lion's head regardant, with mouth open and 1. paw raised ;
goat's head and forepart of body rampant to 1., also with open mouth, and
serpent tail erect to 1. Under its r. paw is a tendril with two volutes.

Exterior: (a) EV+EPO$:EPOIE$EN (b) HOPAOTIMOHYIHY5 ; Ei5y_et/309
eivoirjcrev 0 (E)p<yoTLfiov vl(e)v<;.

[For ui(*)ur, cf. the dedication on the base of the statue by Antenor at Athens, Efthem.
Archaeol. 1886, p. Si.]