Hoppin, Joseph Clark: A handbook of Attic red-figured vases, signed by or attributed to the various masters of the sixth and fifth centuries B.C. (Band 1) (Cambridge: Harvard Univ. Press, 1919)

7*. Munich 2620 (337). Kylix, red ground around central
medallion. From Vulci: d. 0.428.
Cat. (Jahn), p. 103.
Cat. etr. no. 81, p. 107 (DeWitte): Res. etr. no. 37.
Bull. d. Inst. 1830, p. 4.
CIG. 8233.
Mon. Nouv. Ann. 1838, pl. 15, 16 = Reinach, i, p. 238.
Klein, no. 3; Euphronios, pp. 53 ff.
Hartwig, pp. 145 ff.
Panofka, Vasenb. pl. iv, 9-10.
Guigniaut, Religions, pl. 180.
WV. v, pl. 3.
F.R. i, pp. 98-109, pl. 22.
Walters, i, p. 432, pl. 38 (τΐ).
Radford, JHS. 1915, p. in.
Beazley, no. 9.
Brunn, KG. ii, p. 703, no. 7.
Buschor, p. 163.
Per. and Chip, x, pp.395, 399, 400-401, figs. 237, 241-243.
Harrison and MacColl, pl. n.
Springer-Michaelis, Ilandbl p. 167, fig. 309 (G).
Nicole, Corpus 79, no. 1.
I. Young rider on horseback. VEAAPOQ^J KAVOS.
A. Combat, Herakles and Geryon. HEPAKVES [AEPJVO-
NE£ VEA[AJPO^ K[A]W EVPVTION IOVEOS ΑΘΕ-
[NAIAJ.
B. Four armed youths driving off Geryon’s herd. HO TAIS
KAVOS VEAAPOS.
On the edge of foot. +A+PVVION ETOIESEN EVOPONIOS
EAPAOSEN.

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