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6. London, Brit. Mus. E 42 (932). Kylix (fragments)1: h.
0.041, d. 0.098.
Cat. iii, p. 67: D’Hancarville, iv, pl. 31: Inghirami, VF.
ii, pl. 119: Millin, Gall. Myth, ii, pl. 118, no. 456: Guig-
niaut, Religions, pl. 185, no. 674: Kretschmer, p. 77:
CIG. 7604: Beazley, no. 13, fig. 12.
I. Nessos and Deianeira. ΔΑΙΝΑΝΕΡΑ NI^O^.
7. Brit. Mus. E 1341. Kylix (fragments). From Naukratis.
Cat. iii, p. 134 (‘perhaps by Epilykos’): Beazley, no. 17.
On exterior, Elermes.
8. Brit. Mus. E 817. Kylix. From Pourtales Coll.: h. 0.071,
d. 0.19.
Cat. iii, p. 386 (‘style of Epiktetos’): Beazley, no. 18,
fig. 12 bis.
Silen with bowl. HO PAI^iKAVO^.
9. Brit. Mus. 1900, 2-14, ii. Kylix (fragments). From Nau-
kratis.
Beazley, no. 9.
Komast.
10. Munich 2614 (Jahn 1096). Kylix.
Jahn, Cat. p. 320, no. 1096: idem, Dichter auf Vasenb. pl.
iv, 1-2: Philolog. 1867, p. 228: Gerhard, AZ. 1855, p. 111:
CIG. 8325: Wernicke, p. 36, no. 3: Beazley, no. 4.
Z. Elermes running. HEPME^.
A. Komos. KVAI·· OEOKVE^ KAVVIAii.
B. Under handle MAN · I · EO^.
11. Orvieto, Faina Coll. 62. Kylix (fragment). From Or-
vieto. The fragment is a kylix cut down to the form
of a plate.
Cat. p. 45: Korte, Ann. d. Inst. 1877, p. 141: Klein, LI.
p. 90, no. 2 (omits the exterior pictures): Wernicke, p. 58,
no. 2: Beazley, no. 8.
I. Youthful komast with stick and kylix. ANBPO^IO^.
A. Warriors.
B. Athletes.
1 Broken from interior of kylix and formerly restored as a pinax. Inscriptions
incised by restorer and second name altered to read Nenisos.
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