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CATALOGUE OF VASES.
white tendrils on either side, is a youth seated on the ground to I., with
drapery under him ; he wears a white fillet with trefoils, and his hands are
clasped on the top of a staff. Before him, on higher ground, is a youth with
similar fillet, pilos slung at back, bordered
chlamys on 1. arm, spear in r. hand, and
sheathed sword in 1.
(b) Two youths confronted ; the one
on the 1. has a white wreath, bordered
drapery on 1. arm, and staff in 1. band ;
the other has a fillet with trefoils, staff in
1. hand, and a white spray in r.
F 144. AMPHORA. Ht. 14! in. Nola, 1867.
Blacas Coll. Designs red on black ground ;
coarse style. Shape as "Nolan" amphorae, with
twisted handles. On the lip, egg-moulding ; below
the design, maeander and crosses.
(a) Epliebos to r., open-mouthed, with
curly hair, fillet, and himation over 1.
shoulder, holding out a scarf to a similar
epliebos with long bordered chiton, wrapped
in his himation. Behind the first is a lavcr
with stem in the form of an Ionic column.
(b) Two ephebi confronted, with curly
hair and himatia; the one on the 1. wears
his himation over the 1. shoulder, and has
a staff.
F 145. AMPHORA. Ht. io] in. Nola, 1867.
Blacas Coll. Mitscc Blacas, pi. 24, p. 71 ; El.
Cer. ii. pi. 54. Designs red on black ground;
below each, egg-moulding.
(a) Bull to r., on the further side of
which is a palm-tree ; behind it is Apollo (?)
to r., leaning on a staff, beardless, with Fig. 2j = fI43.
curly hair, laurel-wreath, and himation.
(/;) Youth on horseback to 1., with curly hair, laurel-wreath, and chlamys (?).
[Lenormant and De Witte in the El. Ccr. designate these figures Apollo Nomios and
Admctos respectively ; see Eur. Ale. in it., and Roscher, i. p. 68, for the connection between
the two. For the bull and palm-tree, cf. Brit. Mils. Cat. of Gems, No. 107.]
F 146.
AMPHORA. Old No. 882. Ht. Ill in. Designs red on black ground; imperfectly
fired.
(a) Nude female figure to r., dancing, with crotala in both hands; before
CATALOGUE OF VASES.
white tendrils on either side, is a youth seated on the ground to I., with
drapery under him ; he wears a white fillet with trefoils, and his hands are
clasped on the top of a staff. Before him, on higher ground, is a youth with
similar fillet, pilos slung at back, bordered
chlamys on 1. arm, spear in r. hand, and
sheathed sword in 1.
(b) Two youths confronted ; the one
on the 1. has a white wreath, bordered
drapery on 1. arm, and staff in 1. band ;
the other has a fillet with trefoils, staff in
1. hand, and a white spray in r.
F 144. AMPHORA. Ht. 14! in. Nola, 1867.
Blacas Coll. Designs red on black ground ;
coarse style. Shape as "Nolan" amphorae, with
twisted handles. On the lip, egg-moulding ; below
the design, maeander and crosses.
(a) Epliebos to r., open-mouthed, with
curly hair, fillet, and himation over 1.
shoulder, holding out a scarf to a similar
epliebos with long bordered chiton, wrapped
in his himation. Behind the first is a lavcr
with stem in the form of an Ionic column.
(b) Two ephebi confronted, with curly
hair and himatia; the one on the 1. wears
his himation over the 1. shoulder, and has
a staff.
F 145. AMPHORA. Ht. io] in. Nola, 1867.
Blacas Coll. Mitscc Blacas, pi. 24, p. 71 ; El.
Cer. ii. pi. 54. Designs red on black ground;
below each, egg-moulding.
(a) Bull to r., on the further side of
which is a palm-tree ; behind it is Apollo (?)
to r., leaning on a staff, beardless, with Fig. 2j = fI43.
curly hair, laurel-wreath, and himation.
(/;) Youth on horseback to 1., with curly hair, laurel-wreath, and chlamys (?).
[Lenormant and De Witte in the El. Ccr. designate these figures Apollo Nomios and
Admctos respectively ; see Eur. Ale. in it., and Roscher, i. p. 68, for the connection between
the two. For the bull and palm-tree, cf. Brit. Mils. Cat. of Gems, No. 107.]
F 146.
AMPHORA. Old No. 882. Ht. Ill in. Designs red on black ground; imperfectly
fired.
(a) Nude female figure to r., dancing, with crotala in both hands; before