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241, 2 415). Munich 279. Carthage (Delattre, Nec. de
Douimes, 46 fig. 26; Memoires des Antiquaires de
France lvi, 294 fig. 26). Found with no. 336.

243> 4 Corinth, several fragments. From Vulci (Gsell,
Vulci, pi. 2, 7; detail Thiersch 102, 17), lion, eagle
244 a swooping on hare. Leningrad, from S. Russia
(Otcet 1912, 96, figs. 128-9).

245 Panthers: Louvre MNS no. PI. 17,9-10. By the

246 dolphin painter (cf.no. 208 andff.). Syracuse, from
Gela tomb 173 (Mon. Ant. xvii, no fig. 77; on the
tomb see p. 56); bounding lines above and below.

247, 8 Berlin 1025, from Smyrna. Brussels (C.V.A. pi.
249-53 1,35). Delos (Dugas pi. 29,419-22). Oxford 145,
254, 5 from Camirus. Munich 280. Delos (Dugas pi. 29,
416). White dots used, exceptional in this class.
25*>j 7 Ibid. {op. cit. 417, 8). Panther protomes.

Lions or panthers in various groups (cf. no. 461):

258,9 Palermo 488. Fig. 43. Panther eating man. Paris,
Cab. Med. (de Ridder fig. 3; C.V.A. pis. 13, 2 and
17; A.M. 1922, 101; Pfuhl i, 117). Lions eating

260 bull; swooping eagle. British Museum 60.4.4.15,
from Camirus. Lion pulling down bull.

261 Boars: Boulogne. PI. 17, 8. By the same hand:
262,3 Delos (Dugas pi. 29, 424); Eleusis. PL 17, 13 ;

264 Girgenti, Giudice Coll.

265, 6 Bulls: Brussels (C.V.A. pi. 2, 8). Syracuse, from
Gela (Mon. Ant. xvii, 211 fig. 167).

266 a Hares: Boulogne. PI. 17, 5. F.o. black circles,
dotted with red. Near to the dolphin painter (no. 208
and ff.).

Cocks: various central motives: rosettes (267-72),
double lotus (273-6), snake (277-9).

267 British Museum 59. 2. 16.30. PL 17,11 and fig.

20 d ; at the bottom, dot-rosette (cf. on 208 and ff.).
268, 9 Oxford 1881,101, from Cumae. PL 20e. Brussels.
270-73 PI. 17, 4 (C.V.A. pi. 2, 7). Delos (Dugas pi. 29,

274 395-8). Louvre E 491, from Caere (Pottier pi. 41).

275 British Museum 83. 11. 24. 9. Fig. 20 c. Cf.

276 fig. 52 a. Paris, Cab. Med. from Camirus (C.V.A.

277 pi. 13, 14). Munich 283 (S.H. pi. 9 and fig. 28).
278, 9 British Museum A 1413, from Nola, and A 1419.
280,1 British Museum A 1418. Syracuse, from Megara

282 Hyblaea tomb 734 (cf.no. 215). Vatican (Albizzati
283-5 pl«8). Delos (Dugas pi. 29, 393, 4, 401). Thebes,
286,7 from Rhitsona tomb 14 (cf. p. 57 and J.H.S. 1910,
288,9 351 figs. 13,14). Brussels (C.V.A. pi. 1,31 and 2,

290 3). Hague (C.V.A. pi. 5,2).

Eagles, owls, swans, pigeons, &c.:

Munich 275 (S.H. fig. 26). Berlin 1031 and 3932. 291-3
Delos (Dugas pi. 29, 388-92, 399, 400, 402, 3). 294-302
Copenhagen (C.V.A. pi. 86, 7). Carthage (Mus. 303, 4
Lavigerie, 1900, pi. 21, 3). Syracuse, from Gela 305
(Mon. Ant. xvii, 213 fig. 170). Berlin 1033, from 306
Smyrna. Paris, Cab. Med. (C.V.A. pi. 13,19). 307

Winged lion: Syracuse 10071, from Megara Hyb- 308
laea. PL 25,1. Found in tomb 586 with other early
alabastra and a cup like fig. 9 b (but no rays); the
tomb had contained several burials.

Panther-birds: Delos (Dugas pi. 29, 404). Berlin 3°9s 10

1024, from Smyrna.

Griffons: Delos (Dugas pi. 29, 413). Athens, from 311,312
the Argive Heraeum (A.H. ii, 171 fig. 95). Louvre 313
CA 934, from Boeotia. Oxford 158, from Camirus. 314

Griffon-birds: Brussels. Pl.i7,i4(C.V.A.pl.2,i). 315

Perhaps Transitional. Syracuse (N.S. 1895, 174 316

fig. 72: on the tomb group see p. 57). Delos (Dugas 3*79 8

pi. 29,405,6). Berlin 3055. 3*9

Sphinxes (male and female): Louvre E 147 and 148. 320,1
Delos (Dugas pi. 29, 412). Berlin 1020 and 1021, 322-4
from Nola. Paris, Cab. Med., from Camirus 325
(C.V.A. pi. 13, 10). Syracuse, from Megara 326
Hyblaea tomb 501 (cf. no. 440). Candia, from 326 a
Afrati (Liv. Ann. 1925, pi. 3, top row, third on
right). Recumbent sphinx, with bird wing (cf. no.
578 a). The British Museum has recently acquired 326 b
a small alabastron with a recumbent sphinx, fig. 28;
similar wings, but one in front of the body, one
behind, a regular Mycenaean type (Bossert, Alt-
kreta2, pis. 170, 171), which has oriental analogies
(Perrot iii, 129 fig. 73; 774 fig. 547; &c.) These last
doubtless give the clue to the origin of the Corin-
thian examples. Semi-recumbent sphinxes are, of
course, common on Rhodian vases (e.g. C.V.A.
Louvre ii, D c pi. 5, 5.)

Sirens (male and female): Syracuse, from Megara 327
Hyblaea tomb 734 (cf. no. 281). Brussels (C.V.A. 328
pi. 1, 29). Probably middle Corinthian. Delos 329-32
(Dugas pi. 29,408-11). Berlin 1016, from Smyrna. 333
Syracuse, from Gela (Mon. Ant. xvii, 635 fig. 451 334
(Weicker, Roscher iv, 626 fig. 19) and 556 fig. 141; 335
the former with lion's legs, cf. no. 157). Carthage 336
(Delattre, Nec. de Douimes, 47 fig. 27; Memoires
des Antiquaires de France, lvi, 295 fig. 27). Found
with no. 242 and a local copy of a pointed aryballos.
Hague, from Thebes (C.V.A. pi. 4, 10); palmette 337