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)

a Η i3 (3). From a large, pointed amphora: on neck a
sacrificial procession (replica of Jahrbuch 14, p. 104).
b F91 (4). Upper part of youth and sleeve of another,
c H 22 a (5). Hand with spear and man.
d F 192 (6). Old man.
e No museum number (7). Old man seated.
5. Berlin 2593. Kotyle. FromNola: h. 0.08, d. 0.11. The
vase has the peculiarity of a vertical and a horizontal
handle.
Beazley, no. 40, fig. 8 (41): (cf. Brygos, no. 100).
A. Youth with lyre.
B. Youth.
6. Berlin (Inv. 4283). Belike (fragments).
Jacobsthal, Gott. Vas. pp. 8-10, 69, fig. 10 (calls the frag-
ments wrongly an oinochoe): Beazley, no. 21.
A and B. Bird-headed monster on each side. Siren (?).
7. Berlin (Inv. 3206). Column krater. From Etruria: h. 0.325,
d. 0.31.
Beazley, no. 9: Arch. Anz. 1892, p. 102, no. 9.
A. Youth at herm.
B. Naked woman running with large phallos.
8. Bologna 229 VF. Column krater. From Certosa: h. 0.545.
Cat. (VF.) p. 90: Zannoni, Scavi della Certosa, pl. 143:
Beazley, no. 4.
A. Departure of warriors with chariot.
B. Men and youths.
9. Boston 95.58. Shape unknown (fragment). From Civita
Castellana.
Beazley, VA. p. 116, fig. 73.
A. Head of Dionysos.
10. Boston 01.8079. Lekythos: h. 0.314.
Beazley, no. 35, figs. 4, 5; VA. p. 115.
Eros flying with fawn.

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