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io*. Brit. Mus. E 38 (823). Kylix. From Vulci. Formerly
Canino Coll. 572: h. 0.12, d. 0.324.
Cat. iii, p. 63.
Bull. d. Inst. 1829, p. 137.
Micali, Storia, pl. 90, 1.
CIG. 8160.
Brunn, KG. ii, p. 671, no. 4.
Cat. etr. 572.
Panofka, Vasenb. pl. iii, 4 (A).
Fowler and Wheeler, p. 491, fig. 390.
Murray, Designs, no. 23 (Z), p. 8, fig. 2 (2!).
Klein, no. 8; Euphronios, p. 310, no. 38.
F.R. ii, pp. 82-84, pl· 73 = Buschor, p. 157 (Λ), fig. 112.
Hartwig, p. 51.
Jacobsthal, Gott. Vas. p. 42, no. 3.
Walters, i, p. 423.
Per. and Chip, x, pp. 364-365, figs. 209 (Z), 210 (J.).
Beazley, no. 7.
Roscher, i, p. 2233.
Nicole, Corpus 59, no. 9.
Hoeber, Griech. Vas. fig. 43 (Z).
Z. Dancing girl and flute-player.
A. Herakles slaying Busiris. ΓΎΘΟΝ ΕΓΟΙΕ^ΕΝ.
B. Symposium. ΕΓΙΚΤΕΤΟίί EAPA(D£E[NJ.

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