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 2) (Cambridge: Harvard Univ. Press, 1919)

ιΐ3· Rome, Villa Giulia. Kylix (fragment). From Campag-
nano.
Beazley, no. 79: Mon. Ant. Line, xxiii, (1913), pp. 279,
283, fig. 3.
A. Youth offering fruit to a boy.
114. Rome, Villa Giulia 836. Column krater. From Civita
Castellana.
Helbig-Reisch, Fuhr er, ii, p. 369, no. 1796 n: Beazley,
no. no.
A. Silen carrying maenad.
B. Komast.
115. Vienna, Oesterr. Mus. 320. Kylix (offset rim): h. 0.093,
d. 0.21.
Cat. p. 40, fig. 23 (A): Beazley, no. 56.
I. Symposium. Youth on couch.
A and B. Youths and bearded men on couches, three figures
on each side.
Graffito on foot
116. Disappeared. Kylix. Formerly in Bassegio Coll., Rome.
Hartwig, p. 294, no. 2: drawing in Berlin Mus. Mappe,
21, 48.
A. Men and women.
117. Disappeared. Kylix. Formerly in Califano Coll., Capua.
Hartwig, p. 295, no. 6: Meier, AZ. 1884, p. 249. The
description of the vase would apply to Boston 08.293,
except that the youth on I has no flower or stick.
I. Youth draped in cloak with flower, leaning on a stick.
A and B. Three figures on each side all draped in cloaks.
118. Disappeared. Kylix. Formerly in Canino Coll.
Gerhard, Aus. Vas. pl. 276, 3-4 = Reinach, ii, p. 135,
13-16: Beazley, no. 94.
I. Man with hare. HO ΓΑΙ£ KAVO^.

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