Harrison, Jane E.; MacColl, Dugald S.: Greek vase paintings: a selection of examples ; with preface, introduction and descriptions (London, 1894)

PLATE X.

DEEDS OF THESEUS. By Chachrylion.

Designs from a Cylix in the Museo Greco-Etrusco, Florence. D. 29, H. 10 cm.
Plate from Museo Italiano di Antichita, Vol. III., part 1, plate 2.

Subject: Exterior.—A.—Deeds 01- Theseus.—1. He fastens Sinis to his pine-tree.
2. He wrestles with the Minotaur. 3. He forces Procrustes to lie on his own bed.

B.—Deeds of Theseus.—1. He hurls the robber Skiron into the sea.
2. He wrestles with Kerkyon. 3. He captures the Marathonian Bull.

Interior.—Eros holding a spray flies over the sea, indicated by curved line.

Inscriptions: Exterior.—A.—XaxpvXiov . . oeo-ev e-rroeaev (Chachrylion made, made); B.—
Xa-xpvXwv eiroeaev (a6e)vaio<; *a\o? (Chachrylion made, the Athenian (and made it)
well.

Interior.—6 irais icaXos (the boy is beautiful).

See Introductory Historical Note, page 16.