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CHESTS AND CIPPI: YTKIA.
361
Hippolytos. On the right is a female figure (Phaedra),
on a chair to the left, half swooning, and supported by
an old woman who points to the left, and by a girl. A
winged Cupid stands at her knee, resting his head on his
hand. On the left is Hippolytos, a nude figure, with a
slight beard, seated on a rock to right, and looking away
to the left. He holds the tablet in his left hand. He
has a dog at his side, and is addressed by two attendants,
who have a shield and spear.
On each side is a seated Gryphon.—Pourtales Coll.
Italian marble. Height, 10J inches; width, 1 foot 5 inches; Arch.
Zeit., 1883, pp. 66, 72, pi. 7, fig. 2 ; Dubois, Ant. de Pourtales-
Gorgier, p. 26 ; Pourtales Sale Cat., pp. 17, 28 ; Jahn, Arch.
Beitrdge, p. 321.
2383. Sepulchral cippus, in the form of an altar with
cover (which may not belong). On the front is an
elderly male figure, draped, reclining on a couch, with
a phiale in his left hand, and a fillet in his right hand.
Before the couch is a three-legged table with food. A
draped youth stands at the foot. This scene, which is
roughly blocked out, represents the latest form of the
Greek banquet reliefs. On the right and left sides are
a phiale and oinochoe. The cover is roughly worked in
lunette form, with a wreath in relief.—Presented by W. A.
Machinnon, Esq., 1817.
Italian marble. Height, without cover, 1 foot 3£ inches; width,
1 foot 1J inches. Mus. Marbles, V., pi. 1, fig. 1 ; Ellis, Town.
Gall, EL, p. 227.
2384. Sepulchral cippus in the form of an altar, with slight
pediment and acroteria in front; ewer and bowl at the sides.
Inscribed: D(is) M(anibus) s(acrum). A(ulus) Fulvius
Attennius Gla(u)cus annis XIIII s(emis). H(ic) s(_itus) e(sf).
S(it) t(JM) t(erra) l(evis~).—From Italica {near Seville').
Parian marble. Height, 1 foot 1J inches ; C.I.L., II., 5038.
361
Hippolytos. On the right is a female figure (Phaedra),
on a chair to the left, half swooning, and supported by
an old woman who points to the left, and by a girl. A
winged Cupid stands at her knee, resting his head on his
hand. On the left is Hippolytos, a nude figure, with a
slight beard, seated on a rock to right, and looking away
to the left. He holds the tablet in his left hand. He
has a dog at his side, and is addressed by two attendants,
who have a shield and spear.
On each side is a seated Gryphon.—Pourtales Coll.
Italian marble. Height, 10J inches; width, 1 foot 5 inches; Arch.
Zeit., 1883, pp. 66, 72, pi. 7, fig. 2 ; Dubois, Ant. de Pourtales-
Gorgier, p. 26 ; Pourtales Sale Cat., pp. 17, 28 ; Jahn, Arch.
Beitrdge, p. 321.
2383. Sepulchral cippus, in the form of an altar with
cover (which may not belong). On the front is an
elderly male figure, draped, reclining on a couch, with
a phiale in his left hand, and a fillet in his right hand.
Before the couch is a three-legged table with food. A
draped youth stands at the foot. This scene, which is
roughly blocked out, represents the latest form of the
Greek banquet reliefs. On the right and left sides are
a phiale and oinochoe. The cover is roughly worked in
lunette form, with a wreath in relief.—Presented by W. A.
Machinnon, Esq., 1817.
Italian marble. Height, without cover, 1 foot 3£ inches; width,
1 foot 1J inches. Mus. Marbles, V., pi. 1, fig. 1 ; Ellis, Town.
Gall, EL, p. 227.
2384. Sepulchral cippus in the form of an altar, with slight
pediment and acroteria in front; ewer and bowl at the sides.
Inscribed: D(is) M(anibus) s(acrum). A(ulus) Fulvius
Attennius Gla(u)cus annis XIIII s(emis). H(ic) s(_itus) e(sf).
S(it) t(JM) t(erra) l(evis~).—From Italica {near Seville').
Parian marble. Height, 1 foot 1J inches ; C.I.L., II., 5038.