Westropp, Hodder M.: Handbook of archaeology: Egyptian, Greek, Etruscan, Roman (London, 1867)

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Tryplion; TPY<K2N. The marriage of Cupid and Psyche.—Cameo.
Marlborough, Naples.

Cupid riding a lion.—Sard. The Hague.
Chronius; XPONIOY. Terpsichore standing (doubtful), repeated

by Onosas and Allion.

III. Age op Augustus.

Acmon ; AKMON. The Head of Augustus.—Cameo. Elacas.
Quintus Alexa; INTOS AAEHAE1101EL Legs of a warrior.—Cameo
fragment. Florence.

Supposed to be the work of Alossandro Cesati.
Cseimis, or Camus; KOIMOY. KOINOY. Adonis, nude.—Onyx,
Prince Lichtenstein ; a faun, celebrating the bacchanalia.—
Nicolo.
Agathopus; ArAQOnOYS EnOlEI. The head of Soxtus Pom-

peius.—Beryl. Florence.
Aulus; AYAOY. Esculapius.—Sard. Strozzi.
Horseman in armour.—Sard. Florence.
Cupid tied to a trophy.—Sard. Carlisle.
Cupid in fetters, leaning on a hoe.—Cameo.
Head of Diana.—Sard.

Head of Ptolemy Philopator.—Sard. Bibliothequo, Paris.
It is supposed that there were several engravers of this name.
Visconti is of opinion that the difference of style in the
works attributed to Aulus is owing to his name having
been frequently put on engraved stones that were nothing
but copies of his work.
Cnaius or Cnaaus; TNAIOC. Athlete rubbing himself with oil.—
Kicolo. Bibliothequo, Paris.
Athlete holding a Strigil.—Sard. Kendorp.
Diomede carrying off the Palladium.—Sard. Denbam.
A female head, supposed by Bracci to be of Cleoixitra.—Said.

Collegio Komano.
Head of Theseus covered with a bull's hide.—The name added

by Pichler. Amsterdam.
Head of the young Hercules.—Beryl. Strozzi.
Dioscorides (of iEgea in Asia Minor) ; AIO^KOYPIAOY. Head of
Augustus.—Amethyst. Blacas.
Bust of Augustus.—Amethyst. Thorns.
Head of Demosthenes.—Amethyst. Ludovisi.
Head of lo.—Sard. Poniatowsky.