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)

5- Bryn Mawr. Kylix (fragments).
Swindler, AJA. 1916, p. 342, nos. 20-21, p. 343, fig. 21.
I. Dog seated on ground full front.
A and B. Horses and riders.
6. Edinburgh. Kylix. From Italy: h. 0.12, d. 0.30.
Cat. pls. i, ii: Hartwig, pp. 515—519, pls. 55, 56, 1 (attr.
to Onesimos): Radford, JHS. 1915, p. 129 (attr. to Bry-
gos Painter).
I. Hoplite and barbarian.
A. Hoplites and barbarians.
B. Same.
7. Florence 4220 (2036). Kylix (cut down to a plate): d.
O-I33·
Heydemann, Mittheil. a. d. Antik. Ober- u. Mittelital. (iii
Halle Winckel. Progr.'), p. 96, no. 52: Hartwig, p. 561, pl.
62, 3 (attr. to Lykos Painter): Wernicke, p. 44, 6: Klein,
p. 146, 5; LI. p. 112, 9.
I. Athlete with strigil and dog. KAVO^ WKO£.
8-10. Heidelberg B 47, B 57, B 70. Kylix (fragments).
Three kylixes attributed by Beazley (VA. p. 89) to Onesi-

mos. Nos. 9 and 10 are
fragmentary.
B 47 (Beazley, no. 22).
Z. Athlete. A. Youths with
horses.
B 57 (Beazley, no. 13).
Ext. Riders.
B 70 (Beazley, no. 14).
Ext. Men.
Leipzig. Kylix.
Beazley, no. 2.
I. Athlete with pick.
A. Athlete.
B. Athlete with akontion.
One figure on each side.

12. London, Coll. Ricketts-Shannon. Kylix.
Beazley, no. 25.
I. Nude youth.

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