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KYLIKES.
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for muscle. The'hair over the forehead is treated in the archaic method, as a row of curls.
The eye, however, is of the simple profile type.
Interior: Within a thin red circle a youth, standing to r., his r. hand raised
holding a wreath (?), his 1. at his side holding the pick-axe (scapane) of a leaper;
he wears a fillet with a vertical piece over the forehead. Behind him is a stele
or goal, on a plinth half seen: above it, an aryballos with straps, hanging from
a hook. Both feet rest on the border.
E 114. KYLIX, with low foot. Old No. 984. Ht. i£ in. Diam. 6§ in. Hamilton Coll. Jahrbuch,
i (1886), p. 12, gives cut; Miiller, Handbuch der cl. Alt? vol. v, pt. 3, pi. 4, fig. 2. Slightly
chipped lip. Surface in bad condition in parts. Graceful style Purple is used for the fillet
and the straps of the aryballos. Eye in profile. Hair over forehead a row of dots.
Interior: Within a thin red circle a youth standing to r., with uplifted r.
hand, before an altar half seen ; he wears a fillet with a vertical piece over
the forehead. His 1. arm is not seen, but seems to hang at his side. Behind
him hangs by a long loop an aryballos. The altar is of unusual form, having
in place of the volutes and egg moulding a broad torus moulding.
[For this design, cf. E No. 113, which it closely resembles ; the attitude may be that of
praying, or, more likely, of taking an oath, cf. note on E 63, ante.~]
E 115.
E 116.
KYLIX, with low foot. Ht. i| in. Diam. 5I in. Presented by G. Witt, Esq., 1868.
Intact; surface in very good preservation. Brown inner markings, only traceable on thigh.
Eye in simple profile. The surface has been ruddled.
Interior : Within a thin red circle, a youth standing to 1. before a cube (half
seen), over which he bends, extending his r. downwards towards it, his 1. behind
him. On 1. hangs a strigil.
KYLIX, with low foot. Ht. 2 in. Diam.
6|- in. Nola. Blacas Coll. De Rossi, Vasi
Creci di Blacas, pi. 28. Broken, but nothing
of design wanting. Surface generally good.
Purple used for fillet : inner markings in light
brown. Eye in profile.
Fig. 22 = E 116.
Interior : Within a thin red circle
an athlete running to r. holding up 1.
hand ; in his r. at his side a pair of
hurling rods; he wears a fillet. His r.
foot rests on the border.
127
for muscle. The'hair over the forehead is treated in the archaic method, as a row of curls.
The eye, however, is of the simple profile type.
Interior: Within a thin red circle a youth, standing to r., his r. hand raised
holding a wreath (?), his 1. at his side holding the pick-axe (scapane) of a leaper;
he wears a fillet with a vertical piece over the forehead. Behind him is a stele
or goal, on a plinth half seen: above it, an aryballos with straps, hanging from
a hook. Both feet rest on the border.
E 114. KYLIX, with low foot. Old No. 984. Ht. i£ in. Diam. 6§ in. Hamilton Coll. Jahrbuch,
i (1886), p. 12, gives cut; Miiller, Handbuch der cl. Alt? vol. v, pt. 3, pi. 4, fig. 2. Slightly
chipped lip. Surface in bad condition in parts. Graceful style Purple is used for the fillet
and the straps of the aryballos. Eye in profile. Hair over forehead a row of dots.
Interior: Within a thin red circle a youth standing to r., with uplifted r.
hand, before an altar half seen ; he wears a fillet with a vertical piece over
the forehead. His 1. arm is not seen, but seems to hang at his side. Behind
him hangs by a long loop an aryballos. The altar is of unusual form, having
in place of the volutes and egg moulding a broad torus moulding.
[For this design, cf. E No. 113, which it closely resembles ; the attitude may be that of
praying, or, more likely, of taking an oath, cf. note on E 63, ante.~]
E 115.
E 116.
KYLIX, with low foot. Ht. i| in. Diam. 5I in. Presented by G. Witt, Esq., 1868.
Intact; surface in very good preservation. Brown inner markings, only traceable on thigh.
Eye in simple profile. The surface has been ruddled.
Interior : Within a thin red circle, a youth standing to 1. before a cube (half
seen), over which he bends, extending his r. downwards towards it, his 1. behind
him. On 1. hangs a strigil.
KYLIX, with low foot. Ht. 2 in. Diam.
6|- in. Nola. Blacas Coll. De Rossi, Vasi
Creci di Blacas, pi. 28. Broken, but nothing
of design wanting. Surface generally good.
Purple used for fillet : inner markings in light
brown. Eye in profile.
Fig. 22 = E 116.
Interior : Within a thin red circle
an athlete running to r. holding up 1.
hand ; in his r. at his side a pair of
hurling rods; he wears a fillet. His r.
foot rests on the border.