Cook, Arthur B.: Zeus: a study in ancient religion (Band 2,1): Zeus god of the dark sky (thunder and lightning): Text and notes (Cambridge, 1925)

39° The differentiation of

Thoukydides1, Sokrates and Platon (?)2, Sokrates and Seneca3,
Epikouros and Metrodoros4, etc. By a further process of divergence
the component faces became respectively male and female. Already
in the latter part of the sixth century B.C. Athenian potters were

Fig. 299.

turning out Janiform aryballoi. A specimen in my collection (pi. xxi)5
unites a male with a female Dionysiac head : the one (Dionysos ?)
has a bay-wreath, the other (Ariadne ?) an ivy-wreath. Similar
vases were produced in the early decades of the fifth century6;

1 Id. ib. i. 159, i8of. pis. 18—20.

2 Id. ib. i. 189, ii. 23, Ant. Skulpt. Berlin p. 126 no. 299 fig.

3 J. J. Bernoulli Gricchische Ikonographie Miinchen 1901 i. 189, id. Romische Ikono-
graphie Stuttgart 1882 i. 276 ff. pi. 24.

4 Id. Griechische Ikonographie Miinchen 1901 ii. 130 pis. 16, 17.

5 Height o'i 125™.

6 Furtwangler Vasensannnl. Berlin ii. 1026 nos. 4044 and 4045 = z'^. Samml. Sabom-qff