Chapter XXIII
. _passim_; terracottas from, ii. 379 ff.; coin-moulds from, ii. 390 ff.; clay of, ii. 434; kilns in, ii. 443, 451 ff.; potters’ stamps in, ii. 503; and see Gaul
François vase, i. 73, 149, 370, ii. 10, 11; inscriptions on, ii. 257, 270
“Free” style at Lezoux, ii. 506, 521, 527
Friezes of animals on Corinthian vases, i. 313 ff., ii. 207; on Ionian, i. 331; general treatment of, ii. 207 ff.
Funeral lekythi, i. 142, 458 ff., ii. 157; masks, i. 123; imitated in Etruria, ii. 305; scenes on Apulian vases, i. 476, ii. 158; on Dipylon, i. 285, ii. 157; in general, ii. 156 ff.; uses of vases, i. 141 ff.; of lamps, ii. 397; of Roman pottery, ii. 456, 550
Furies, ii. 69, 138, 192
Furnaces, see Kilns
Furtwaengler on forgeries, i. 43; on Mycenaean vases, i. 270; on Boeotian, i. 286; on the Aristonoös vase, i. 298
Gaia, Κουροτρόφος, ii. 30, 73; type of, in terracotta figures, i. 122 ff.; rising from earth, ii. 73, and see 193; see also Pandora
Gamedes, potter, i. 300
Games on vases, ii. 167; of children, i. 137, 418, 449, ii. 167
Ganymede, ii. 18
Gaul, enamelled ware from, i. 129; terracottas from, ii. 379 ff.; as centre of lamp-fabric, ii. 427; moulds and stamps from, ii. 439 ff.; kilns in, ii. 443, 451 ff.; as centre for provincial pottery, ii. 498, 503, 515 ff.; subjects on pottery of, ii. 507; use of barbotine in, ii. 513, 529; doubtful pottery-centres in, ii. 533; pottery from, in Britain, ii. 522, 540, 542; plain wares of, ii. 548 ff.; duration of potteries in, ii. 432, 503, 526; and see France
Gaulish inscriptions on pottery, ii. 504; potters represented in art, ii. 511; potters’ names and stamps, ii. 461, 504, 509, 522, 527
γεῖσον, i. 96
Gela, tombs at, i. 37; vases from, i. 86, 196; treasury of, at Olympia, i. 100
Gems compared with R.F. vases, i. 426
_Genre_ subjects in terracotta, i. 124; miscellaneous on vases, ii. 184; transformed into mythological, i. 318, cf. ii. 5
Geographical distribution of Greek vases, i. 32; of Roman, ii. 432, 495, 498; personifications, ii. 81 ff.
Geometrical pottery in Greece, i. 277 ff.; description of, i. 281 ff.; in Thera, i. 56; in Cyprus, i. 239, 247, 253 ff.; in Boeotia, i. 286 ff.; influence of, at Athens, i. 294, 298; in Boeotia, i. 300; in Melos, i. 302; at Corinth, i. 306, 308; at Daphnae, i. 351; in Etruria, ii. 289 ff.; in Southern Italy, ii. 325, 327, 328; ornamentation of, ii. 202 ff., 232; and see Dipylon
Geras, ii. 84
Gerhard on chronology of vases, i. 23; on varieties of amphorae, i. 160
Germany, vase-collections in, i. 28; inscribed tiles from, ii. 357, 364; terracottas from, ii. 383; duration of Roman pottery in, ii. 432; moulds and stamps from, ii. 439 ff.; kilns in, ii. 444, 453; early Roman pottery in, ii. 501 ff.; description of fabrics and pottery-centres, ii. 504, 533 ff.; classification, ii. 536; potters’ names, ii. 509 ff., 535; barbotine decoration, ii. 513, 514, 536; inscribed pottery, ii. 537; plain black wares, ii. 552
Geryon, i. 322, 432, ii. 98, 195
Giants, types of, ii. 195
Giganlomachia, ii. 12 ff.
Gilding of terracottas, i. 117; of vases, i. 201, 210, 231, 449, 498
Girgenti (Agrigentum), vases from, i. 86, 87; moulds from. i. 115
Gladiators on lamps, ii. 416, 421; on Roman pottery, ii. 507, 532, 544
Glass, enamels, i. 8, cf. 127 ff.; imitations of, in pottery, i. 64, 130, ii. 443, 514, 524
Glaukon καλός, i. 403, 432, ii. 153, 267
Glaukos and Polyeidos, ii. 141
Glaukytes, potter, i. 232, 374, 379, 384
Glaze on terracottas, i. 8, 118, 128 ff.; on Greek vases, i. 203 ff.; on Roman pottery, ii. 435 ff.; analyses of, ii. 436; on provincial wares, ii. 497; on Castor ware, ii. 545
Gnatia or Gnathia (Egnazia, Fasano), vases of, i. 85, 226, 487, 488
Gordion, pottery from, i. 64
Gorgasos and Damophilos, ii. 372
Gorgoneion in interior of kylikes, i. 374, 400, 427
Gorgons, ii. 112, 146, 196
Graces (Charites), ii. 84
Graeco-Phoenician tombs in Cyprus, i. 35; pottery, i. 66, 247 ff., 251 ff.; sites where found, i. 250
Graeven on Roman money-boxes, ii. 388 ff.
_Graffiti_ on vases at Graufesenque, ii. 510; and see Inscriptions
Graufesenque potteries, ii. 504, 515 ff.; ornamentation, ii. 506, 520; _graffiti_ on, ii. 510; forms and decoration, ii. 519; potters, ii. 522
Greece, introduction of potter’s wheel in, i. 7, 206; earliest pottery of, i. 9, 10, 277 ff.; collections of vases in, i. 30; tombs in, i. 33; finds of pottery in, i. 46 ff.; _terra sigillata_ in, ii. 476, 498
Greek colonies, i. 60, 80; islands, finds in, i. 54 ff.; early pottery of, i. 9, 262 ff.; religion, i. 13, 138 ff., ii. 154 ff.; and see Pottery, Vases
Greeks and Persians, combats of, ii. 151, 179
Grey Roman wares, ii. 550
Ground-ornaments on Corinthian vases, i. 312, 320, ii. 231, 233; on Ionic, i. 334, ii. 233
Gryphons, ii. 148, 196; heads of, on Etruscan pottery, ii. 300
Gsell, excavations of, at Vulci, i. 77, ii. 280, 291
Guildhall Museum, ii. 359, 379
_Guilloche_ pattern, ii. 219
γυναικωνῖτις, scenes in, ii. 173
Gutter-tiles, i. 97, ii. 341; at Pompeii, ii. 343 ff.
_Guttus_, i. 200, 211, 503, ii. 469
Gypsum, figures of, i. 111
Hades, ii. 28, 67, 190; and see Underworld
Hadria, vases from, i. 71; and see ii. 477
Hair, treatment of, on vases, i. 407, ii. 201
Halikarnassos, finds at, i. 105, 106
Hamilton, Sir W., i. 17, 43
Hampshire, pottery from, see New Forest
Hancarville (D’), i. 17, 22
Handles of vases, i. 208, ii. 443; of wine-amphorae, stamped, i. 155 ff.
Hare-hunts, ii. 165
Harmodios and Aristogeiton, ii. 150
Harpies, ii. 72, 146, 196
Hartlip, use of tiles in villa at, ii. 348; vase from, ii. 508
Hartwig on the feather-pen, i. 227; on R.F. cup-painting, i. 398, 424 ff.; on καλός-names, i. 404
Hasta (Asti) as pottery-centre, i. 71, ii. 477
Hathor, i. 254
Haverfield on Castor kilns, ii. 448; on Roman pottery, ii. 536, 541, 544, 546
Hebe, ii. 77, 84, 193
Hector, ii. 126 ff.
Heddernheim, kilns at, ii. 444
Hegesiboulos, potter, i. 445
Hegias, vase-painter, i. 421, 444
Heiligenberg, kilns at, ii. 444, 446, 449
Hekate, ii. 71, 190
Helen, ii. 119, 123, 135
Helios on vases, ii. 78, 103, 193, 483; on lamps, ii. 412; as Rhodian amphora-stamp, i. 156
Helioserapis lamp, ii. 403; and see i. 209, 216
Hellas personified, ii. 81
Hellenic pottery, of Cyprus, i. 237, 250, 253, 255; influence of Mycenaean on, i. 276
Hellenistic art, influence of, on Arretine ware, ii. 489, 494; on Gaulish pottery, ii. 507; on Gaulish terracottas, ii. 386; porcelain vases, i. 128; pottery of Cyprus, i. 256; terracottas, i. 125
Hemera, ii. 78, 79
ἡμικοτύλιον, i. 135, 183, ii. 241
ἡμίτομος, i. 174
Hephaistos on vases, ii. 36, 190; in Gigantomachia, ii. 14, 15; at birth of Athena, ii. 15; return of, to Olympos, ii. 17; smithy of, ii. 37, 130, 171
Hera on vases, ii. 16, 21, 188; and see Juno Lanuvina
Heraion at Argos, i. 52, 278, 298, 307; at Olympia, i. 92 ff., 97, 100
Herakles on vases, generally, ii. 94 ff.; how represented, ii. 194; on Corinthian vases, i. 314, 318; on Chalcidian, i. 322; on Assteas vase, i. 479; with Apollo, ii. 33; with Athena, ii. 38, 105; on mural reliefs, ii. 370; on lamps, ii. 413; on Gaulish pottery, ii. 508, 531, 545; skyphos of, i. 185; Erotes with club of, ii. 411
Heraldic groups on vases, i. 318, ii. 207
Heralds, ii. 177, 198
Hermaios, potter, i. 420, 424
Hermes in terracottas, i. 114, 126; on vases, ii. 50 ff., 190; Κυλλήνιος, i. 325, 326, ii. 260; on lamps, ii. 409
Hermione, vases from, i. 52
Hermogenes, potter, i. 374, 379, 383
Hermonax, vase-painter, i. 421, 446
Herodotos on origin of Etruscans, ii. 281
Heroic subjects on mural reliefs, ii. 370; on lamps, ii. 414
Heroön, i. 476, ii. 158, 159
ἥρως, worship of, i. 477
Hesiod and vase-paintings, ii. 6
Hesperides, ii. 92; garden of, ii. 75, 99
Hestia on vases, ii. 53, 190
_Hiérarchie des genres_, law of, i. 245, 284, 315, 332
Hieroduli, ii. 492, 493
Hieron, potter, i. 421, 436, ii. 238, 259
Hilinos, potter, i. 421, 429
Himera, vases from, i. 87
Himeros, ii. 49
Hippalektryon, ii. 149
Hipparchos καλός, i. 403
Hippolyta, ii. 99, 111
Hippolytos, ii. 112
Hischylos, potter, i. 379, 420, 422, 424
Hissarlik, see Troy
Historical methods of study, i. 22, 235; limits of subject, i. 31, ii. 430 ff.; subjects and personages on vases, i. 403, ii. 149 ff., 266, 267; on lamps, ii. 415
History illustrated by vases, i. 11; in connection with R.F. vases, i. 402 ff., 463
Hölder on Roman pottery, ii. 460, 472, 537
Hogarth on Cretan pottery, i. 267
ὁλκεῖον, i. 175
Holland, collections in, i. 28; pottery from, ii. 522, 539; inscribed tiles from, ii. 358, 361, 365
ὅλμος, i. 176
Homer, references to vases in, i. 89, 132, 145, 148, 168, 172, 174, 180, 192; to potter’s wheel in, i. 207; on Cretan ethnography, i. 264; subjects from, on vases, i. 335, 499, ii. 3 ff., 126 ff.
Homeric bowls, i. 134, 185, 499, ii. 2
Hopkinson on Melian vases, i. 302
ὁπλιτοδρομία, ii. 164
Hoppin on Euthymides, i. 428
Horace quoted, ii. 460, 463, 464, 469
Horae, ii. 84; and see Seasons
_Horror vacui_, i. 283, 313
Horse-race, ii. 164
—— taming, ii. 166
Horsemen, ii. 166
Human figures, introduction of, on Greek vases, i. 281 ff., 314 ff.
Hungary, inscribed tiles from, ii. 359
Hunters on vases, ii. 165, 197; on Gaulish pottery, ii. 507, 527; on Castor ware, ii. 544
Hut-urns in Italy, ii. 288
Hyades, ii. 81, 193
Hybla Heraea, vases from, i. 88
Hydra, ii. 98
Hydria, i. 165 ff., 372 ff., 411
Hydrophoria, ii. 173
Hygiainon, painter, i. 396
Hygieia, ii. 76, 84
Hypnos, ii. 71, 84, 193, and see 158
Hypocausts, i. 103, ii. 332, 342, 346 ff.
Hypsis, vase-painter, i. 421, 429.
Iacchos, ii. 27
Ialysos, vases from, i. 58, 152, 270
Iapygians, i. 172, ii. 323, 325; pottery of, ii. 323 ff.
Iapys, eponymous hero, ii. 327
Ikarios (?), ii. 139, and see 369
Ikaros on lamp, ii. 414; with Daidalos on vase, ii. 141
_Iliad_ and vases, ii. 4; scenes from, ii. 126 ff.
Ἰλίου Πέρσις, ii. 5, 133 ff.
Illuminations, use of lamps in, ii. 396
_Imbrex_, i. 96, ii. 341 ff.
Imbrications, i. 311, 331, ii. 219
Imitations of vases (modern), i. 40 ff.
_Impasto Italico_, ii. 285, 290, 295, 300
Incense-burner, i. 140
Incised lines, i. 311, 313, 314, 331; inscriptions, ii. 237 ff., 271 ff., 359, and see Graffiti, Inscriptions; decoration on provincial wares, ii. 505, 515
Indented patterns on provincial wares, ii. 514, 544
Individualities personified, ii. 91
_Infundibulum_ of lamp, ii. 394
Inghirami, i. 18, 42
Inhumation, i. 145, ii. 284
Inscriptions on tiles, i. 101, ii. 348, 351 ff., 357, 358; chronology of, ii. 360 ff.; on lamps, i. 107, 108, ii. 420 ff.; on vases, i. 149, ii. 236 ff.; incised, ii. 237 ff.; painted, ii. 243 ff.; palaeography of, ii. 246 ff., 268 ff.; Corinthian, i. 315 ff., ii. 250 ff.; “Corintho-Attic,” i. 325; Ionic, i. 336, 357, ii. 252; Cyrenaic, i. 344, ii. 250; Naucratite, i. 345; Attic, i. 378, 402, 418, 422, ii. 255 ff.; Boeotian, ii. 252; Chalcidian, ii. 253; South Italian, ii. 271 ff.; καλός-names, i. 403, ii. 265 ff.; artists’ signatures, ii. 257 ff.; explanatory on Attic vases, ii. 259 ff.; exclamatory, ii. 261 ff.; convivial, ii. 265, 524, 538; under feet of vases (names and prices), ii. 239 ff.; on Etruscan vases, ii. 310 ff.; on terracotta moulds, ii. 382; on Arretine vases, ii. 480 ff.; on Gaulish pottery, ii. 504, 512, 517, 531; and see Graffiti, Signatures, Stamps
Interpretation of subjects on vases, i. 21, ii. 8
Ionia, art of, i. 329, 332, 361; pottery of, i. 62, 224, 328 ff.; various fabrics of, i. 330; influence of Mycenaean civilisation on, i. 277, 329 ff.; of Oriental art, i. 331 ff.; influence of, on Attic vases, i. 294, 295, 300, 370, 374, 382, 385, 388; on Etruria, ii. 296, 299, 308, 317, 320; use of incised lines in, i. 314; B.F. fabrics in, i. 353 ff.; arrangement of subjects on vases, ii. 206; ornamentation, ii. 212 ff., 233; early painting of, i. 361 ff.
Ionian islands, pottery from, i. 54; and see Corfu
Ionic alphabet, ii. 246, 253, 271; inscriptions, i. 357, ii. 252; pottery in Egypt, i. 68, 345 ff.; type of kylix, i. 357, 374
Iphigeneia, ii. 35, 124, 138
Iris, ii. 76, 128, 193
Ischia, vases from, i. 88
Isidorus on Roman pottery, ii. 464, 469, 475
Isis on lamps, ii. 412; lamps used in worship of, ii. 403
Isola Farnese, see Veii
“Isolating” method of representation on vases, ii. 10.
“Italian Megarian ” bowls, ii. 490
Italy, vases found in, i. 22, 69 ff.; collections in, i. 29; tombs, i. 37, ii. 284 ff.; porcelain and enamelled wares from, i. 128, 129; Corinthian vases in, i. 305 ff., 318, ii. 294 ff.; imitations of Ionic pottery in, i. 358, ii. 308; modelled vases in, i. 494; relief-wares in, i. 496, 498, 501 ff., and see Etruscan, Roman; early civilisation of, ii. 280 ff., and see Etruria; terracotta architecture in, i. 98, 101, ii. 315 ff.; sculpture, ii. 313, 371 ff.; centres of lamp-manufacture in, ii. 427; pottery-kilns, ii. 443, 451; centres for Roman pottery, ii. 475 ff.; end of _terra sigillata_ in, ii. 495; transition to provincial fabrics in, ii. 500, 515 ff.; Gaulish pottery found in, ii. 498, 522, 524, 526
—— Southern, tombs in, i. 37; vases found in, i. 79 ff.; R.F. vase-painting in, i. 465 ff.; fabrics of, i. 479 ff.; end of vase-painting in, i. 487 ff.; plastic and moulded vases in, i. 494, 498, 502; local pottery of, ii. 323 ff.
Italynski, i. 21
Ivy-leaf patterns, ii. 221
Ixion, ii. 69
Jahn on vases, i. 20, 23, 150
Jars used in architecture, ii. 457
Jason, ii. 115
Jatta collection, i. 26, 29
Javelin-throwing, ii. 163
Jewellery on vases, ii. 202
Joubin on Clazomenae sarcophagi, i. 364
Judgment of Paris, ii. 121 ff.
Juggler on lamps, ii. 418
Jugs, see Oinochoë, Olpe
Jumping on vases, ii. 163
Juno Lanuvina, ii. 22, 103
Jupiter, Capitoline, i. 116, ii. 314, 371, 372; and see Zeus
Juvenal quoted on Roman pottery, ii. 455 ff.
Kabeiri, ii. 74; vases from temple of, i. 52, 391, ii. 159
Kadmos, ii. 117
κάδος, i. 165; and see _Cadus_
Kaineus, ii. 145
Kalais, see Boreades
Kalliades, potter, i. 411, 434, 493
καλός-names, i. 379, 402 ff., ii. 265 ff.; list of, ii. 277
κάλπις, i. 166
καλυπτήρ, i. 96
Kalymnos, vases from, i. 58
Kamaraes, vases from, i. 59; fabric so called, i. 264 ff.
Kamarina, vases from, i. 87
Kameiros, tombs at, i. 34.; vases from i. 59, 127; terracottas from, see Rhodes
κάναβος i. 111, 209
Kanake, ii. 141
κάνναβος, i. 152
Kantharos, i. 187, 410
καρχήσιον, i. 188
Karlsruhe, vase-collection at, i. 28
Karo on “affected” vases, i. 387
Karpathos, tombs in, i. 34; pottery from, i. 58
Karystos, vase from, i. 55
Kassandra, ii. 134
Kastor, see Dioskuri
Keel-hauling, ii. 178
Kekrops, ii. 139
κελέβη, i. 169
κέλητες, ii. 164
Keos, fabric of, i. 56, 357, ii. 253
Kephalos, ii. 80, 140
κὴρ θανάτοιο, ii. 72, 100
Kerameikos, i. 46, 89, 92, 231, 280
κεράμιδες λεοντοκεφαλοι, i. 97
κεράμιον, i. 136
κέραμος, i. 89, 100, ii. 455
Kerberos, ii. 70, 99
Kerkyon, ii. 109
κέρνος or κέρχνος, i. 195, 201
Kertch, vases from, i. 32, 60, 447, 451, 464, 497; tiles from, i. 101; wine-amphorae from, i. 158
Keryneian stag, ii. 97
κιβώριον, see Ciborium
Kilns for Roman pottery, existing remains of, ii. 443 ff.; detailed list of, ii. 451 ff.; representations of, see i. 215 ff.
Kimon, painter, i. 320, 397, 398, 408, 430, 455
—— statesman, i. 418
Kings, how represented on vases, ii. 97
Kirke, ii. 136
κισσύβιον, i. 180
Kitharoidos, see Apollo
Kittos, potter, i. 379, 391
Klagenfurt, vase from, ii. 517
Kleanthes, painter, i. 320, 395, 396
Klein on R. F. cup-painting, i. 424 ff.; on signatures of artists, ii. 257; on καλός-names, ii. 266
Kleisophos, vase-painter, i. 384
Kleonae, vases from, i. 52
κλίβανος, i. 105
Klitias, vase-painter, i. 370, 379, ii. 257
Klytaemnestra, ii. 137, 138
Knidos, pottery from, i. 64, 330; lamps from, i. 108, ii. 397, 418, 423, 427; amphora-handles from, i. 157
Knossos, excavations at, i. 60, 152, 265 ff.
Knuckle-bone players, i. 125
Kodros, ii. 140
Koenen on German pottery, ii. 536
Kolchos, potter, i. 379
Kolias, Cape, i. 46, 49, 205, 370
κῶμος, ii. 182
Kopenhagen, vases at, i. 28, 286
κόραι, i. 112 ff.
κοράλλια, i. 139
κοροπλάθοι or κοροπλασταί, i. 112
Kos, pottery from, i. 58, 129; and see ii. 476
κώθων, i. 140, 187
Kottabos, i. 188, ii. 167, 181
κοτύλισκος, i. 184, 195
Kotyle, i. 135, 183, 212, 217
Κουροτρόφος types in terracottas, i. 123, ii. 386; on vases, ii. 30, 73; and see Gaia
Kramer’s classification of vases, i. 22
Krater, i. 167 ff., 411, 468, 482; local South Italian, ii. 326; Arretine, ii. 488, 501, 520; and see ii. 464
Krause on shapes of vases, i. 150
Kreon, ii. 119
Kreousa and Ion, ii. 140
Krete, see Crete
Kretschmer on vase-inscriptions, ii. 237 ff.
Kroisos, brick used by, i. 91, 94; represented on vase, ii. 6, 150
Kroker on Geometrical vases, i. 281
Krommyon, ii. 82, 109
Kronos, ii. 73
κρωσσός, i. 167
κύμβιον, i. 186
κυμινοδόκον, i. 194
κύπελλον, i. 180
Kyathos, i. 179
Kybele, ii. 74
Kyklopes, i. 105, ii. 37, 171; and see Polyphemos
Kyknos, ii. 101
Kylix, i. 188 ff.; early types, i. 272, 287, 313, 341; Athenian, i. 373, 400, 409, 422 ff., 457; compared with _calix_, ii. 468
Kymation, i. 97; as pattern on vases, ii. 218
Kyme, vases from, i. 62, 356
Kypselos, chest of, i. 315, 319, 320, 378, ii. 236
Kyrene, goddess, i. 124, 343, ii. 31, 81, 82; and see Cyrenaica
Kythera, vases from, i. 54, 315
Laconia, vases from, i. 52
Laertes and Antikleia (?), ii. 137
Lagena, ii. 466
λάγυνος, i. 165
Lamia, ii. 149
λαμπαδηδρομία, ii. 164
Lamps, Greek, i. 106 ff.; Roman, ii. 393 ff.; uses, 395 ff.; forms, 399 ff.; subjects, 406 ff.; inscriptions, 420 ff.
Landscape on vases, i. 409, 470, ii. 204, 205; in scenes on lamps, ii. 418
_Lanx_, ii. 468
Laokoön, ii. 134
_Lararia_, ii. 375
Lares on lamps, ii. 413
Larisa in Asia Minor, pottery from, i. 62, 339
Larnaka, vases from, i. 66
λάρναξ, see _Ossuaria_
Lasimos, vase-painter, i. 478, ii. 272
“Late fine” style, i. 421, 448 ff.
_Laterariae_, i. 91, ii. 331
_Lateres_, ii. 331, 335
Latin inscriptions on vases, i. 485, 490; literature, references to, see Literature
Latium, vases from, i. 79
Laurel-wreaths, ii. 223
Lead used for glaze, i. 130; vases repaired with, i. 147
Leaf-patterns on vases, ii. 221 ff.
Leagros καλός, i. 403, 425, 430, ii. 152, 267
Leather, imitations of, i. 242, 243
Lebes, i. 146, 174; γαμικός, i. 199; and see Burgon
Lecce, vases from, i. 86
Leda, ii. 19, 120, 508
Legions, stamps of, on tiles, ii. 351, 363
Lekane, i. 146, 164, 176, 469
λεκανομαντεία, i. 177
Lekythos, i. 195; B.F., i. 376; R.F., i. 412; white-ground, i. 48, 132, 143, 224, 456 ff., ii. 157
Lemnos personified, ii. 82
Lenormant on Iapygian pottery, ii. 327
Lentini, vases from, i. 86
λεπαστή, i. 165, 469; and see ii. 471
Lesbos, vases from, i. 57; fabrics of, i. 339, 347
Leto, ii. 30, 31
λεύκωμα, i. 397, 454, ii. 320
Lezoux, potteries of, ii. 504, 525 ff.; kilns at, ii. 525; potter’s wheel from, ii. 438; stamps from, ii. 440; moulds from, ii. 441; forms of vases at, ii. 501, 526; ornamentation, ii. 506, 527; enamelled ware from, i. 130; incised vases, ii. 443, 515; barbotine decoration, ii. 513; other fabrics, ii. 528 ff.; termination of potteries, ii. 432, 526
Libation-bowls, i. 140, 192, ii. 471; see Patera, Phiale
Libation-scenes, i. 140, ii. 18, 31, 86 ff., 155
Libertus, potter, ii. 439, 521, 527, 542
Lincoln, vases from, ii. 546, 549
_Liniare_, i. 396
Lion’s head spouts, vases with, ii. 530, 541
Lipari Islands, vases from, i. 88
Liquids, vases used for, i. 150 ff.
Literature, classical, and vases, i. 13, 132, ii. 1 ff.; Roman pottery in, ii. 455, 475 ff.; names of vases in, i. 148 ff., ii. 458 ff.; lamps in, i. 107, ii. 395 ff.; terracottas in, i. 110, ii. 371 ff.; subjects from, on lamps, ii. 415
Litlington, vases in tombs at, ii. 351, 456
Locri, vases from, i. 86; terracotta reliefs from, i. 120; white lekythi from, i. 458
_Loculi_, ii. 388
Loeschcke on “Corintho-Attic” vases, i. 324
Lokris, vases from, i. 53
London, tiles found in, ii. 348, 359, 363; kilns found in, ii. 444; pottery from, ii. 503, 529, 540; and see British Museum
Lotos-ornament in Cyprus, i. 249, ii. 224; in Boeotia, i. 288; general history of, ii. 223 ff.
λουτήριον, i. 176
λουτροφόρος, i. 142
Louvre Museum, i. 25, 27
Love-scenes on vases, ii. 183
Lucania, vases from, i. 83, 144, 172; style of, i. 481; local pottery of, ii. 324, 328
λύχνος, i. 107
Luckenbach on connection of vases and literature, ii. 5 ff.
Luni, terracotta sculpture from, ii. 318
Luynes, Duc de, i. 18, 22
Lycia, pottery from, i. 64
Lydian origin of Etruscans, ii. 281
Lykaon, ii. 130
Lykourgos, ii. 56, 141
Lyre-players, ii. 169
Lyric poetry and vases, ii. 6
Lyssa, ii. 91, 194
Mackenzie on Cretan pottery, i. 265 ff.
Macmillan lekythos, i. 309
Macrobius on the _Sigillaria_, ii. 376
Maeander-pattern, ii. 212 ff.; on R.F. vases, i. 415
Maenads on vases, ii. 55 ff., 192; names of, ii. 65; on lamps, ii. 411; on Arretine vases, ii. 492, 493
Mainz, inscribed vase from, ii. 539
Makron, vase-painter, i. 436
Malta, pottery from, i. 88
Mandrokles, painter, i. 361
Mania, ii. 91
Marathon, vases from, i. 49; tile from, i. 99; bull of, ii. 109
“Marbled” vases, ii. 523
Marine subjects (Mycenaean), i. 272, ii. 185; and see Sea-Deities
Marion, see Poli
Marne, Department of, incised pottery from, ii. 515
Marriage-scenes on vases, ii. 16, 36, 172
Marseilles, pottery found at, i. 69
Marsyas, ii. 32
Martha on Etruscan art, ii. 322
Martial quoted, ii. 376, 395, 463, 469, 478, 479
Marzabotto, terracotta pipes from, ii. 350
Masks of terracotta, i. 104, 105, 123, ii. 377; imitation of, in Canopic jars, ii. 305; use of, for gutter-tiles, ii. 344
μαστός, i. 186
_Matt_ colour, i. 246
Maurion, potter, i. 445
Mayer on local Apulian pottery, ii. 323 ff.
_Mazonomum_, ii. 469
Measures, vases used as, i. 135, ii. 460, 463, 472
Medallions on Gaulish vases, ii. 441, 530 ff.
Medeia, ii. 116
Medusa, see Gorgon
Megakles καλός, i. 428
—— potter, i. 445
—— statesman, i. 12, 103
Megalopolis, pottery from, i. 52
Megara, vases from, i. 53; statue of Zeus at, i. 92, 111; temple at, i. 94
Megarian bowls, i. 53, 134, 185, 499, ii. 2; as prototypes of Roman pottery, ii. 475, 489; treasury at Olympia, i. 100
Meidias, potter, i. 446
Melampus and Proitos, ii. 141
Meleager, ii. 114
Melian reliefs, i. 120; amphorae, i. 301; their ornamentation, ii. 232
Melos, vases from, i. 57, 262; and see Melian
Memnon, ii. 132
—— καλός, i. 425
Menaidas, potter, i. 52, 301
Mending of vases, i. 39, 147
Menekrates, tomb of, i. 54
Menelaos, ii. 129, 135
Menidi, pottery from, i. 49, 273
Merope, ii. 141
Messapians on vases, ii. 151; pottery of, ii. 323 ff.
Metal vases, i. 131 ff., 201, ii. 2; use of, in Etruria, ii. 307; at Rome, ii. 433; imitations of, in Greece, i. 385, 495 ff.; in Etruria, ii. 303, 307; in Italy and Gaul, ii. 489, 528, 529, 552
Metaphysical ideas personified, ii. 90
Metapontum, vases from, i. 85; tile from, i. 97
Metope style of decoration, i. 282, 378, ii. 208
Metopes of terracotta painted, i. 92
Mevania as pottery-centre, ii. 475, 490
Midas, ii. 144
Mikon, painter, i. 442
Milani on Canopic jars, ii. 304
Miletos as pottery-centre, i. 329, 336, 338
Military subjects on vases, ii. 175 ff.; on lamps, ii. 417; uses of bricks and tiles, ii. 332, 336, 363 ff.
Millin, i. 17
Millingen, i. 22, ii. 9
Milonidas, vase-painter, i. 315, 317
Miltiades καλός, i. 403, ii. 267
μίλτος, i. 231; and see _Minium_, _Rubrica_
Mining, representations of, ii. 170
_Minium_, i. 118, 231; and see ii. 314
Minoan pottery, see Crete
Minor Artists, i. 374, 379, 383
Minos, ii. 144; thalassocracy of, i. 264
Minotaur, ii. 109, 148
Mirrors, Etruscan, compared with vases, ii. 307
“Mixed” technique, Ionic, i. 331, 334, 346; B.F. and R.F., i. 379, 386, 401
Modelling, of vases, i. 208 ff., 492 ff.; in clay, i. 6, 110, 114, ii. 372, 375, 378
Modena, see Mutina
Moirae, ii. 84
Mommo, potter, ii. 522
Money-boxes, ii. 388 ff.
Monochrome painting, i. 395
Montans, pottery of, ii. 525
_Moretum_ quoted, ii. 395
_Morra_, game of, ii. 167
_Mortarium_, ii. 470, 550; and see 530, 541
Mother-Goddess, ii. 386; and see Κουροτρόφος
Moulds, i. 105, 111, ii. 388; for coins, i. 106, ii. 390 ff.; for terracottas, i. 114, ii. 381; for bricks, ii. 333; for lamps, ii. 405; Arretine, ii. 488, 494; use of, in Roman pottery, ii. 438, 440
Moulins, manufacture of terracottas at, ii. 379 ff.
Mourners, i. 285, 460, 476, ii. 157, 158
Munich, collection at, i. 26, 28
Mural reliefs (Roman), ii. 365 ff.; compared with Arretine ware, ii. 439, 493
Murray on Clazomenae sarcophagus, i. 363; on R.F. painters, i. 423 ff.; on white-ground vases, i. 458, 461
Muses, ii. 83
Museums, i. 23 ff.; list of, i. 27 ff.
Musicians, ii. 168, 182, 197
Mutina (Modena), vases found at, i. 71, ii. 495; as centre for lamps, ii. 401, 427; for vases, ii. 477
μυξός (_myxus_), i. 107, ii. 395
Mycenae, tombs at, i. 33; pottery from, i. 51
Mycenaean pottery, i. 269 ff.; shapes, i. 168, 181, 190, 271; subjects and ornamentation, i. 272, 276, ii. 185, 206, 232; in Rhodes, i. 58; in Crete, i. 59, 265 ff.; in Cyprus, i. 237, 239, 244 ff.; imitations of, i. 246, 280; influence of, on later pottery: Geometrical, i. 277 ff.; Proto-Attic, i. 294; Phaleron ware, i., 299; Melian, i. 302; Ionian, i. 329 ff., 338, 352; in Southern Italy, ii. 324, 325
Mylasa, pottery from, i. 64, 340
Myres on Cypriote pottery, i. 240 ff.
Myrina, pottery from, i. 62, 339; terracottas, i. 125, 126
Myrtle-wreaths, ii. 223
Mysteries, see Eleusinian
Mythological subjects, introduced at Athens, i. 296; at Corinth, i. 314, 317 ff.; on R.F. vases, i. 416; on South Italian, i. 474; types in terracottas, i. 123 ff.; on B.F. vases, i. 376 ff.; on R.F., i. 419
Mythology on vases, i. 12, 13, ii. 3
Naples, Museum of, i. 24, 26, 29, 80, 483, and see i. 45; vases found at, i. 80; imitations made at, i. 41, 42
Narce, early settlement at, ii. 289
_Nasiterna_, ii. 465
Natural products personified, ii. 82
Naukratis, finds at, i. 68, 138, 338; local pottery of, i. 224, 345 ff.; other pottery at, i. 338, 341; connection with Etruria, ii. 298, 299
Nauplia, pottery from, i. 51
Nausikaa, ii. 136
Nautilus on vases, i. 272, ii. 185
Naval subjects, i. 285, 291, ii. 178
Nearchos, potter, i. 379, 383
Negroes on vases, ii. 179
Nemea personified, ii. 82
Nemean lion, ii. 95
Nemesis, ii. 91
Neolithic Age, i. 4, 5; pottery of, in Crete, i. 265, 267; remains in Etruria, ii. 283
Neoptolemos, ii. 133, 138
Neptune on Roman roof-tiles, ii. 345; and see Poseidon
Nereids, ii. 26, 130, 133
Nereus, ii. 25, 101, 189
Nestor, ii. 124; cup of, i. 148, 172, ii. 2
Nether World, see Under-world
Netherlands, Roman pottery from, ii. 539
Network patterns, ii. 215
νευροσπαστά, i. 121
“New Attic” reliefs, ii. 368, 407, 411, 439, 492, 493, 507
New Forest ware, ii. 547
—— Year lamps, ii. 398, 412, 420
—— York Museum, i. 26, 65
Newton, Sir Charles, i. 57, 58, 108
Nike (Victory) in terracottas, i. 125; on vases, i. 418, ii. 85 ff., 193; with Herakles, ii. 106; on Roman antefix, ii. 343; on mural reliefs, ii. 368, 369; on lamps, ii. 413
Nikias, potter, i. 446, ii. 259
Nikosthenes, potter, i. 170, 384, 393
Nile on vases, ii. 83; scenes on, in mural reliefs, ii. 371
Niobids, ii. 33
Nisyros, vases from, i. 58; as weapon of Poseidon, ii. 13
Nola, vases from, i. 82; varnish of, i. 42, 46
“Nolan” amphorae, i. 82, 162, 219, 405; imitations of, i. 484
Norfolk, kilns found in, ii. 445, 449
Normandy, terracottas from, ii. 384
Northamptonshire, kilns found in, ii. 444, 543; and see Castor
Νοστοί, ii. 5, 135
Nozzles of lamps, ii. 395; as basis of classification, ii. 399 ff.
Numa, pottery in use under, ii. 304, 455, 476, 477
Nursing-Mother type, see Κουροτρόφος
Nymphs, ii. 19, 31, 55, 82, 92, 143, 149
Nyx, ii. 79, 193
_Obba_, ii. 472
_Obrendarium_, ii. 456
Occupations represented on vases, ii. 169 ff.
Ocriculum as pottery-centre, ii. 475, 490
Oculist’s stamp on a vase, ii. 510
Odysseus on vases, ii. 128, 133, 136, 137; on lamps, ii. 414
_Odyssey_, subjects from, ii. 4, 135 ff.
Oedipus, ii. 117, 118
_Oenophorum_, ii. 464
_Officina_, meaning of, on tile-stamps, ii. 356, 362; use of, in Roman potters’ stamps, ii. 461, 486, 509, 528, 535
Oikopheles, potter, i. 297, 379, ii. 258
Oil, amphorae used for, i. 153 ff.; other vases used for, i. 195 ff.; making and selling of, on vases, ii. 171, 262
οἰνήρυσις, i. 180
Oinochoë, i. 177, 334, 412, 469
Oinomaos, ii. 113
Oinopion, ii. 58, 91
Oistros, ii. 91, 194
Okeanos, ii. 25
Olbia, vases from, i. 61; tiles from, i. 101; wine-amphorae from, i. 157, 158
_Olla_, ii. 389, 456, 457, 470, 529, 550
Olpe or olpis, i. 178; Corinthian, i. 311; used by Amasis, i. 382
Oltos, painter, i. 421, 429
Olympia, pottery found at, i. 52; terracotta architecture of, i. 92 ff.; personified, ii. 81; scenes at, on vases, ii. 113
Olympian deities on vases, Chap. XII. _passim_; on lamps, ii. 414
Olympos, scenes in, ii. 15 ff., 107
—— Mount, personified as Satyr, ii. 64, 83
Onesimos, vase-painter, i. 421, 422, 434
ὅνος, i. 199
Opaque painting on black ground, i. 226, 393, 485, 488 ff.
Oppius Restitutus, C., lamp maker, ii. 406, 425, 426
_Opus doliare_, ii. 330, 354, 361, 458
—— _mixtum_, ii. 337, 339
—— _reticulatum_, ii. 338
Orange, Gaulish medallions from, ii. 530 ff.
Orbetello, pottery from, i. 73
_Orbiculus_ on tile-stamps, ii. 353, 360
Orchomenos, pottery from, i. 53
_Orcio appulo_, ii. 325
Orestes and his story, ii. 137
Oria, vases from, i. 86
Oriental influence in Cyprus, i. 239, 247 ff.; in Attica, i. 295, 298; at Corinth, i. 311, 318; in Ionia, i. 331, 333, 334; in Etruria, ii. 292, 296, 299, 303, 304; motives on vases, ii. 206
Orientals on vases, ii. 178, 195, 199, 200
Ormidhia, vase from, i. 253
Ornamental patterns, origin of, ii. 210; rectilinear, ii. 211 ff.; curvilinear, ii. 216 ff.; vegetable and floral, ii. 220 ff.; treatment of, in different fabrics, ii. 232 ff.; Mycenaean, i. 276; Geometrical, i. 282; Boeotian, i. 288; Melian, i. 302; Corinthian, i. 312 ff.; Rhodian, i. 334; Naucratite, i. 348; Caeretan, i. 354; black-figured, i. 375; red-figured, i. 412; South Italian, i. 468; on Clazomenae sarcophagi, i. 365
Ornamentation of Roman pottery, how produced, ii. 438; of Gaulish wares, ii. 520, 521, 526; of barbotine wares, ii. 514, 544; incised or indented, ii. 514, 546
Orpheus, ii. 68, 143, 195
Orsi, discoveries of, in Crete, i. 264 ff., 272
Orthography of Attic vases, ii. 268 ff.
ὀρθοστάδιον, ii. 169, 197
Orvieto, vases from, i. 74; krater from, in Louvre, i. 409, 442, ii. 203; terracotta sculpture at, ii. 319
Oscan inscriptions, i. 103, 483, ii. 273
_Oscilla_, ii. 377
Osco-Samnites, i. 483, ii. 180, 200, 324
_Ossuaria_, i. 145, 272, ii. 285; and see Cinerary urn
Ostia, roof-tile from, ii. 345
Ostracism, i. 12, 103
ὅστρακον, ὀστρακινὰ τορεύματα, i. 89
Oundle, vase from, ii. 541
Outline-drawing, i. 224, 320, 331, 334, 395, 455
Owl-vases from Troy, i. 258
Owners’ names on vases, ii. 241
Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, i. 27
ὀξίς, i. 194, ii. 239
ὀξύβαφον, i. 136, 171, 194, ii. 239
Paestum, vases from, i. 82; fabric of, i. 479; inscriptions on vases of, ii. 272
Παγκράτιον, ii. 163
Painted vases, special uses of, i. 142 ff.; manufacture of, i. 202 ff.; classification, i. 219 ff.; earliest examples in Greece, i. 239, 243, 260, 265; in Etruria, ii. 293, 306 ff.; Roman, ii. 442; termination of, in Greece and Italy, i. 487 ff., ii. 310, 431; and see Vase-paintings, Vases
Painters of vases represented, i. 223, 227, 228
Painting, Greek, i. 14, 320, 394 ff., 440 ff., 450; Ionic, i. 361; influence of, on vases, i. 14, 320, 394 ff., 440 ff., 450, 455, 471, ii. 203; on terracotta, i. 92, 397, 454; Etruscan, on terracotta, ii. 299, 319
Palaeography of vase-inscriptions, ii. 245; of Attic inscriptions, ii. 268 ff.
Palaestra, scenes in, ii. 162 ff.
Palaimon, i. 314, ii. 26, 189
Palazzolo (Acrae), vases from, i. 87
Palladion, rape of, ii. 133
Palmette-pattern, ii. 224 ff.; on Boeotian Geometrical vases, i. 288; on B.F., i. 375; on R.F., i. 413 ff.
Pamphaios, potter, i. 379, 420, 422 ff., 427, ii. 259
Pan, ii. 58, 192
Panathenaic amphorae, i. 46, 69, 132, 145, 160, 389; inscriptions on, ii. 264, 270
Παναθηναϊκά, i. 185, 410; and see Kotyle
Pandareos, ii. 141
Pandion, sons of, ii. 139
Pandora, ii. 75; “box” of, i. 152
Panels on vases, i. 160, 169, 221, 356, 369, 373, 375, ii. 208
Panofka, theories of, i. 21, 149
Pantheon at Rome, date of brickwork, ii. 338, 360
Panticapaeum, see Kertch
Papposeilenos, ii. 65, 192
Paris, son of Priam, ii. 121 ff., 127, 195; Judgment of, ii. 122
Paris, see Louvre
παροψίς, i. 194, ii. 469
Paros, stamped amphora-handles from, i. 157; primitive pottery from, i. 262
Parrhasios, i. 450
Parthenon sculptures, and vase-paintings, i. 15, 450, 460, 464, 497; and lamps, ii. 409
Pasiades, potter, i. 379
Pasiteles, use of clay models by, i. 111, ii. 375
Passeri, theories of, i. 21; collection of lamps, ii. 408
Pastoral scenes on lamps, ii. 418; and see Tityrus
_Patella_, ii. 469
_Patera_, ii. 471; imitating metal, ii. 529; and see Phiale
Paternus, potter, ii. 527
_Patina_, ii. 456, 468
Patroklos, ii. 123, 126, 130; games for, ii. 131; tomb of, ii. 131
Patroni on Italian vases, i. 467, 479, 483, ii. 323 ff.
Patterns, see Ornamental
Pausanias on use of brick and terracotta in Greece, i. 92, 98, 100; on the chest of Kypselos, ii. 236
Pavements, tiles used in, ii. 350
Pediment-style of composition, ii. 207
Pegasos, ii. 79, 114, 148
Peirithoös, ii. 111
Peisistratos, i. 304, 369
Peithinos, vase-painter, i. 421, 438
Peitho, ii. 42, 49
Peleus, ii. 120, 142
Pelias, funeral games for, i. 319, ii. 116
“Pelike,” i. 163, 411
πέλλα, i. 186, 391; and cf. ii. 239
Pelops, ii. 113, 195
πηλός, i. 89
_Pelvis_, ii. 469
Penelope, ii. 135
Pentathlon, ii. 163
Penteskouphia, pinakes from, i. 51, 139, 316
Penthesileia, ii. 132
Pentheus, ii. 56, 142
Perennius, M., potter, ii. 483, 492, 494
Persephone, ii. 26 ff., 67, 189
Perseus, ii. 112, 195
Persia, vases from, i. 64
Persians on vases, i. 420, ii. 151, 179
Personal names on vases, ii. 92, 260
Personifications on vases, ii. 77 ff.
Perspective, conventional, i. 286, 312; on R.F. vases, i. 398; on South Italian, i. 470
Perugia, vases from, i. 73
Peucetians on vases, i. 487; pottery of, ii. 323 ff.
Phaestos, pottery from, i. 60, 264
Phaëthon on Arretine vase, ii. 483
Phaidra, ii. 112
Phaleron ware, i. 49, 298
Phanagoria, vases from, i. 61, 340
Phaon, ii. 142
Pheidias, see Parthenon
Pheidippos, vase-painter, i. 424
Phiale, i. 140, 191, 490, 502; and see _Patera_
Philoktetes, ii. 124
Philomela, ii. 139
Phineus, i. 136, ii. 81, 115, 143; cup with subject of, i. 357, ii. 203
Phintias, vase-painter, i. 421, 428, ii. 259
φλύακες, i. 85, 473, ii. 160
Phobos on vases, ii. 90, 199; on lamps, ii. 398
Phocaea, vases from, i. 62, 64, 254; as centre of fabric, i. 354, 360
Phoenicians, in Cyprus, i. 247 ff.; influence of, on Etruria, ii. 296, 303
_Phoenissae_ of Euripides, scenes from, i. 500, ii. 414, 415, 421
Phoinix, ii. 126, 128
Phokis, pottery from, i. 53
Pholos, ii. 102, 146
Phosphoros, ii. 79
φοξός, meaning of, i. 215
Phrynos, potter, i. 379, 384
Phthonos, ii. 49
Phylakopi, pottery of, i. 57, 262
Physical conceptions personified, ii. 77 ff., 84
Physiognomy, treatment of, on vases, ii. 202 ff.
Pictorial style on vases, i. 409, 440 ff., 450, 470
Pile Cinq-Mars, ii. 337
Pinakes, Corinthian, i. 51, 207, 216, 217 316, ii. 170, 249; Rhodian, i. 335
Pinax, i. 194; votive, i. 139, 454, and see Pinakes; with subject of Euphorbos, i. 335, ii. 249
Pindar quoted, i. 132; comparison of, with vase-subjects, ii. 6
Pipes of terracotta, i. 109, ii. 347 ff.
Pisa, vases from, i. 72
Pisticci, vases from, i. 83
Pistillus, potter, ii. 383
Pistoxenos, potter, i. 423
Pitane, vases from, i. 62, 339
Pitcher, see Hydria, Kalpis
Πιθοίγια, ii. 156
Pithos, i. 57, 147, 151 ff., 209, 216; with reliefs, i. 496, ii. 292; Etruscan, ii. 292, 300
Pit-tombs of Etruria, ii. 284 ff.
πλαίσιον, i. 96
Plastic art, i. 6, 110; nature of clay, i. 5; principle in pottery, i. 238, 256, 257, 267, 310, 491 ff.; and see Modelling of vases
Plautus quoted, ii. 456, 463, 476
Plicque on Lezoux pottery, ii. 525 ff.
πλίνθος, i. 94, 95
Pliny, traditions recorded by, i. 91, 92, 98, 110; on early Greek painting, i. 320, 394 ff.; on terracotta in Italy, ii. 313, 314, 371, 372; on Roman pottery, ii. 475
Ploutos, ii. 85
_Poculum_, i. 180, ii. 467
ποδανιπτήρ, i. 176
Poinae, ii. 69, 90
Poli (Marion), vases from, i. 67, 250, 255
Polledrara ware, ii. 297 ff.; at Naukratis, i. 347
Pollentia, pottery of, i. 71, ii. 477
Pollux on names of vases, i. 149 ff.
Polychrome painting, i. 224, 256, 449, 456; at Naukratis, i. 348; in Southern Italy, i. 484; in Etruria, ii. 299
Polydeukes, see Dioskuri
Polygnotos, painter, i. 15, 409, 421, 441 ff., 459, ii. 202, 209; vases in style of, i. 443
—— vase-painter, i. 421, 445
Polykleitos, i. 112
Polymestor, ii. 135
Polyphemos, ii. 136
Polyxena, i. 326, ii. 125, 135 Pomarico, vases from, i. 83 Pomegranate-patterns, ii. 222 Pompeii, wine-amphorae from, i. 158, ii. 462; paintings of, relation to vases, i. 471, 485; bricks used at, ii. 337; tiles used at, ii. 342 ff.; mural reliefs from, ii. 367; terracotta statues from, ii. 374; statuettes, ii. 375, 378; miscellaneous terracotta objects, ii. 387; _echea_, ii. 458; Gaulish pottery at, ii. 522, 524
“Pontic” vases, i. 359
Popilius, C., potter, ii. 490
Porcelain vases, i. 126 ff.
Portraits on lamps, ii. 415
_Portus_ on tile-stamps, ii. 363
Poseidon on vases, ii. 22 ff., 188; in Gigantomachia, ii. 13 ff.; on Corinthian pinakes, i. 317, ii. 23; on lamps, ii. 409
_Post-Homerica_, scenes from, ii. 119 ff.
ποτήριον, i. 180
Pothos, ii. 49
Potteries, Greek, i. 89, 233; scenes in, on vases, i. 208, 213, 216 ff., ii. 170; of tile-makers, ii. 356; at Arezzo, ii. 480 ff.; in Gaul, ii. 504, 533; importance of fixing sites of, ii. 441; and see Kerameikos
Potters represented on vases, i. 208, 209, 213, 216 ff., 422, ii. 260; in sculpture, ii. 511; list of Greek, ii. 273 ff.; names or stamps of, on terracottas, ii. 379 ff.; on lamps, ii. 406, 423 ff.; on Arretine ware, ii. 480 ff.; Gaulish, ii. 504, 509 ff., 522, 526; in Germany, ii. 510, 535; in Britain, ii. 542; on mortars, ii. 551; wheel used by, i. 7, 206
Pottery, invention of, i. 3 ff.; Palaeolithic and Neolithic, i. 4; characteristics of Greek, i. 9; primitive Greek, i. 64, 206, 237 ff., 256 ff.; Greek terms for, i. 89; use of, in daily life, i. 135 ff.; shapes, i. 148 ff., ii. 458 ff.; imitations of metal in, i. 201, 488, 492, 495 ff., and see Metal; manufacture, 202 ff.; unpainted domestic, i. 252, ii. 548 ff.
Pottier on Greek vases, i. 9, 298, 305, 308, 330, 367; on Etruscan, ii. 281, 301
_Pozzo_-tombs in Etruria, ii. 284 ff.
Pozzuoli, see Puteoli
_Praedia_ on tile-stamps, ii. 355
_Praefericulum_, ii. 471
_Praefurnium_, ii. 466
Preimos, lamp-maker, i. 108
Pre-Mycenaean pottery in Greece, i. 256 ff.
Priam, ii. 127, 131, 134
Priapos, potter, i. 147
Prices of vases, i. 43 ff.; scratched under the foot, ii. 238 ff.
Primitive pottery in Cyprus, i. 236 ff.; in Greece, 256 ff.; in Etruria, ii. 284 ff.
Prize-vases, see Panathenaic
πρόαρον, i. 167
Processions, ii. 155; and see Judgment of Paris
πρόχοος, i. 178
Prokles, potter, i. 493
Prokne, ii. 139
Prokrustes, ii. 109
Prometheus, ii. 75; as potter, ii. 378
προπλάσματα, i. 111, ii. 375, 378
Proteus, ii. 26, 136
πρόθεσις, i. 142, 459, ii. 157
Prothesis-amphorae, i. 142, 159, ii. 157
Proto-Attic vases, i. 159, 292 ff.
Proto-Corinthian vases, i. 305 ff., ii. 254
Provincial Roman wares, ii. 497 ff.; as illustrating Roman art, ii. 508, 521
Psiax, vase-painter, i. 421, 429
ψυκτήρ, i. 150, 172, 411
Psychostasia, ii. 130, 132
Ptolemies, representations of, i. 129
Ptolemy Euergetes quoted, ii. 455
Ptoös, finds at Mount, i. 287
_Pultarius_, ii. 472
Punctured patterns, i. 242
πύραυνος, i. 105
πυρορραγής, i. 215
Purple, use of, for details, i. 221, 231, 312, 371
“Pursuing” type on R.F. vases, i. 419
Puteals, terracotta used for, ii. 387
Puteoli as vase-centre, ii. 478, 492
Pygmies and cranes, ii. 149
Pyrrhos, potter, i. 308, ii. 254
Python, potter, i. 423, 434
—— vase-painter, i. 147, 478 ff., ii. 272
Pyxis, i. 198, 201, 412, 449; and see Dodwell
Raimondi, restorer of vases, i. 42
Rasinius Pisanus, L., potter, ii. 485, 523
Rattles, vases used as, i. 137
Reclining figures in terracotta, i. 124; on Etruscan sarcophagi, ii. 317, 321
Red glaze, Roman, ii. 435 ff., 497; on Greek sites, ii. 476, 498; and see Glaze
Red wares, Cypriote, i. 241, 251; Roman, plain, ii. 549
Red-bodied amphorae, i. 161, 221, 369
Red-figured vases, technique of, i. 221; found in Cyprus, i. 255; chronology of, i. 401; drawing, i. 406; shapes, i. 409 ff.; ornamentation, i. 412 ff., ii. 234; subjects, i. 416 ff.; arrangement of subjects on, ii. 208; relation to B.F., i. 368, 386, 393, 400; Etruscan imitations of, ii. 309
Regulini-Galassi tomb at Cervetri, ii. 300
Reliefs, architectural, i. 98, ii. 315 ff., 343, 345; terracotta, i. 119; Roman mural, ii. 365 ff.; Greek vases with, i. 496 ff.; Etruscan vases with, ii. 292, and see _Bucchero_; method of producing, in Roman pottery, ii. 438 ff., 505; _appliqué_, at Lezoux, ii. 529; and see _Terra sigillata_
Religion of Greeks, i. 13, 138 ff., ii. 155; of Mycenaeans, i. 273
Religious uses of vases, i. 138; subjects on vases, ii. 154 ff.
ῥέοντα, i. 193
Restoration of vases, i. 40, 147
Revels on vases, ii. 182
Rextugenos, potter, ii. 384
Rheinzabern, stamps from, ii. 440; mould from, ii. 441; kilns at, ii. 446, 450; potteries of, ii. 504, 535; potters’ names at, ii. 510
Rheneia, vases from, i. 57, 302
Rhesos, ii. 128
Rhineland, terracottas from, ii. 380, 383; pottery of, ii. 498, 500 ff., 534 ff.
Rhodes, tombs of, i. 34, 121; vases found in, i. 58; terracottas from, i. 112, 121; πίθοι from, i. 152; wine-amphorae and stamps from, i. 155; typical oinochoë of, i. 177; Mycenaean vases from, i. 274, 276; Corinthian, i. 311; B.F. kylikes, i. 357; vases with reliefs, i. 497
Rhodian pottery, i. 333 ff.; ornamentation, i. 334, ii. 225, 231, 233; “mixed” technique of, i. 338; found at Troy, i. 339; compared with Naukratis, i. 345 ff.; influence on Proto-Attic, i. 294, 295
Rhoikos, i. 110
Rhone valley as pottery-centre, ii. 440, 498, 503, 530, 533
Rhyton, i. 127, 192, 201, 211, 410, 493, 494
Riegl on ornamentation of vases, ii. 223 ff.; on Mycenaean, i. 276
Ripanus Tiberinus, potter, ii. 551
River-gods, ii. 83, 194; and see Acheloös, Nile
Rivets for mending vases, i. 147
Roach-Smith on Roman pottery, ii. 503, 508, 529, 540, 542
Robert on Polygnotos, i. 442, 445; on Megarian bowls, i. 499
Roman art, illustrated in pottery, ii. 489, 494, 507, 508, 521, 544 ff.; porcelain ware, i. 129; subjects on mural reliefs, ii. 370; on lamps, ii. 407, 412, 416; villas in Britain, use of tiles in, ii. 346, 348; Wall, pottery from, ii. 540
—— pottery, uses of, ii. 387, 455 ff.; compared with Greek, ii. 430, 472; limits of subject, ii. 430 ff.; extent of use of, ii. 431, 433, 455, 473, 496; development of, from earlier, ii. 431, 432, 489 ff.; termination of, ii. 432, 495; technical processes, ii. 433 ff.; plain wares, ii. 437, 496, 547 ff.; kilns for, ii. 443 ff.; shapes and names, ii. 458 ff.; centres of manufacture, ii. 474 ff.; transition to provincial wares, ii. 496, 500 ff.; in Germany, ii. 504, 510, 536, 552; in Britain, ii. 540 ff.; and see Arretine, Gaul, Provincial wares
Romanensis, lamp-maker, i. 108, ii. 423, 427
Romano-British pottery, ii. 543 ff.; from Wroxeter, ii. 553
Rome, collections at, i. 29; pottery found at, i. 79, ii. 456, 461; use of terracotta at, for sculpture, ii. 314, 372; use of bricks and tiles at, ii. 331 ff.; stamped tiles from, ii. 352 ff.; evidence for dating buildings at, ii. 360; mural reliefs from, ii. 365; statuettes of terracotta in use at, ii. 376 ff.; use of lamps at, ii. 393, 396; as centre of lamp-fabric, ii. 427; _echea_ found at, ii. 457; as centre for pottery, ii. 477; Arretine stamps at, ii. 481 ff.; provincial wares at, ii. 498, 522
Roofs and roof-tiles of terracotta, i. 96 ff., ii. 315, 344, 345
Rosettes on vases, i. 312, 334, ii. 230
Rottenburg, inscribed vases from, ii. 512
_Rubrica_, i. 205, ii. 404
Russia, collections in, i. 28; vases from, i. 60; tiles from, i. 101; stamped wine amphorae from, i. 158; and see Kertch, Olbia
Rutenian pottery and potters, see Graufesenque
Rutenus, potter (?), ii. 510
Ruvo, vases found at, i. 83; furnace at, i. 215; as centre for Apulian vases, i. 486
Sabinus, potter, ii. 508
Sacrifices, vases used in, i. 140; representations of, ii. 155
_Saeculares_ on lamps, ii. 396, 398, 421
Saguntum as pottery-centre, ii. 479, 499, 540
St.-Rémy-en-Rollat, potteries of, ii. 382, 385, 516; clay of, ii. 434
Sakonides, vase-painter, i. 379, 384
Sala Consilina, local pottery from, ii. 324, 328
Salamis (Attica), personified, ii. 82; vases from, i. 54
—— (Cyprus), vases from, i. 66, 245; lamp from, ii. 409
Salmoneus, ii. 143
“Samian” ware, i. 57, 71, ii. 474 ff., 497
Samnium as pottery-centre, ii. 475
Samos, pottery of, i. 57, 336 ff., and see ii. 475
Sandwith on Cypriote pottery, i. 65, 240
σανίς, i. 112, 122
Santa Agata dei Goti (Saticula), vases from, i. 81, 484
Sappho, ii. 144, 151
Sarapis on lamps, ii. 402, 409, 412
Sarcophagi of terracotta, i. 104, ii. 457; from Clazomenae, i. 62, 104, 362 ff.; Etruscan, ii. 317, 320 ff.
Sardinia, vases from, i. 88; and see Tharros
Sardis, pottery from, i. 64
Sarpedon, ii. 129
Sarteano, vases from, i. 73
Saticula, fabric of, i. 81, 484
Saturnalia, statuettes in connection with, ii. 376
Saturnus Balcaranensis, lamps from altar of, ii. 397
Satyric drama, subjects from, ii. 7, 161; mask of terracotta, i. 104, ii. 377
Satyrs, ii. 54 ff., 192; names of, ii. 65; Ionic, i. 353, 355; on R.F. vases, i. 416, 417; on mural reliefs, ii. 369; on lamps, ii. 411
Saurias of Samos, painter, i. 361
Scale-patterns, ii. 218; Corinthian, i. 311; Ionic, i. 338, 352
Schliemann’s excavations, i. 256
School-scenes on vases, i. 435, ii. 168, 263
Sculpture, in clay, i. 6, 110; Etruscan, ii. 313 ff.; at Rome, ii. 371; use of clay models in, ii. 375; in relation to vase-paintings, i. 15, 450
_Scutra_, ii. 470
_Scyphi Homerici_, i. 134, 185, 499, ii. 2
Scythians, on vases, ii. 179; dialect of (?), ii. 256
Sea-deities, ii. 25, 189; on Corinthian vases, i. 314, ii. 26, 189
Seasons on mural reliefs, ii. 368, 370; on Arretine vases, ii. 488, 493; and see Spring, Horae
Seianti Thanunia, sarcophagus of, ii. 322
Seileni, ii. 54 ff., 65, 161; and see Satyrs
Selene, ii. 78, 79, 193; on lamps, ii. 412
Selinus, tombs of, i. 37; vases from, i. 87
Selva la Rocca, vases from, i. 76
Semele, ii. 18, 56
Semitic nations, use of brick among, i. 6, 91; and see Assyrian, Oriental
Septimius Secundanus, C., potter, ii. 511
Sepulchral stelae compared with vases, i. 461, 477, ii. 158; and see Funeral, Tomb
“Severe” style of R.F. vases, i. 420, 422 ff.
Sexes, distinction of, on early vases, i. 317, 331; and see ii. 200
Shapes of vases, i. 13, 148 ff.; at Troy, i. 258; at Thera, i. 261; Mycenaean, i. 271; Geometrical, i. 281, 287; Proto-Attic, i. 293; Proto-Corinthian, i. 308; Corinthian, i. 313, 317; Rhodian. i. 334; Attic B.F., i. 372 ff.; R.F., i. 409 ff.; White-ground vases, i. 456; South Italian, i. 468, 481, 483, 485; Etruscan, ii. 285 ff., 302; local Italian, ii. 325 ff.; Roman, ii. 458 ff.; Arretine, ii. 488; provincial, ii. 500 ff., 505, 520, 526
Shields, devices on, ii. 198
Ships, ii. 178; on Dipylon vases, i. 285, 291; on lamps, ii. 417
“Short-hand” system of indicating landscape, etc., ii. 204 ff.
Sicily, history of, in relation to vases, i. 11; tombs in, i. 37; vases from, i. 86, 307, 311; terracotta architecture of, i. 100
Sigeion, vases from, i. 61
_Sigilla_, ii. 375 ff.
_Sigillaria_, ii. 376
_Sigillarius_, ii. 511
Signatures, forms of, i. 379, 422 ff., ii. 257 ff.; of Gaulish potters, ii. 381, 509; of German potters, ii. 510; of lamp-makers, ii. 423 ff., 427
Sikanos, potter, i. 420, 424
Sikelos, vase-painter, i. 391
Sikyon, vases from, i. 51; alphabet of, i. 321, 381, ii. 252; painters of school of, i. 395
Silchester, pottery from, ii. 522
Silhouette paintings on vases, i. 220, 285, 396, 455; on Clazomenae sarcophagi, i. 362
Silphium at Kyrene, i. 342
Silver, vases coated with, i. 74, 189, 501
Simonides quoted, i. 132
_Simpulum_, _simpuvium_, ii. 471
Singing on vases, ii. 169, 182; inscriptions denoting, ii. 261
Sinis, ii. 109
_Sinus_, ii. 465
Sipylos, pottery from, i. 64
Sirens, ii. 147, 196
Sisyphos, ii. 68; and cf. ii. 264
Situla, i. 165, ii. 464; from Daphnae, i. 350
σκάφη, i. 175
Skiron, ii. 109
σκύφος, i. 184
Skylla, ii. 26, 148, 189
σμηματοθήκη, i. 198
Smikros, vase-painter, i. 421, 440, ii. 259
Smith (Cecil) on Proto-Attic vases, i. 294; on R.F. vases, i. 407; on Polledrara ware, ii. 300
Smithy of Hephaistos, ii. 37, 171
Social advantages, etc., personified, ii. 85, 91
σωλῆνες, i. 96
Solygea, vase from, i. 51
Sophilos, vase-painter, i. 379, 380
Sorrento, vases from, i. 82
Sosias, potter, i. 421, 439
Sotades, potter, i. 191, 410, 421, 445, 457
Southern Italy, see Apulia, Campania, Lucania, Italy
Spain, Roman pottery in, ii. 479, 480, 540
Sparta personified, ii. 82
Spata, pottery from, i. 49
Sphinx, i. 249, ii. 147, 196; Theban, ii. 117
Spiral patterns, i. 292, 302, 375, ii. 217
Sporades, pottery from, i. 57
Sport on vases, ii. 165
Spring, stamp with figure of, ii. 439, 493; and see Seasons
Stackelberg, i. 18, 42, 48
Stage, subjects from, see Drama
Stag-hunts, ii. 165
στάμνος, i. 163, 411; from Daphnae, i. 352
Stamped patterns on Greek vases, i. 212
Stamps on bricks and tiles, ii. 352 ff.; in the provinces, ii. 357; military, ii. 363 ff.; on _dolia_, ii. 459; on wine-amphorae, i. 155 ff., ii. 461 ff.; for figures in Roman pottery, ii. 438; and see Inscriptions, Signatures
Stars, ii. 79
_Stationes_ on tile-stamps, ii. 362
Statues of terracotta, i. 109, ii. 371 ff.
Statuettes of terracotta, Greek, i. 110 ff.; Roman, ii. 375 ff.; Gaulish, ii. 379 ff.
στεγαστῆρες, i. 96
_Stelae_ with inscriptions on vases, ii. 272; and see Sepulchral
“Still-life” subjects, ii. 185
Stone Age, pottery of, i. 4, 9; and see Neolithic
Strabo quoted, i. 50, 134
_Strenae_, ii. 398
“Strong” period of R.F. vases, i. 417, 421
Studniczka on Cyrenaic vases, i. 341
Study of Greek vases, its uses, i. 10 ff.; its history, i. 16 ff.
Stymphalian birds, ii. 98
Subjects on vases, i. 12 ff.; interpretation of, i. 21, ii. 8; relation to literature, ii. 1 ff.; arrangement of, ii. 206 ff.; Mycenaean, i. 272; Dipylon, i. 286; Proto-Attic, i. 296; Melian, i. 301; Proto-Corinthian, i. 309; Corinthian, i. 314 ff.; Black-figured, i. 376 ff.; Red-figured, i. 416 ff.; White-ground, i. 457; South Italian, i. 474 ff.; Campanian, i. 483; Etruscan, ii. 292, 302, 309; Arretine, ii. 492 ff.; provincial, ii. 507, 521, 544; on lamps, ii. 408 ff.; on mural reliefs, ii. 368 ff.
Sub-Mycenaean pottery, i. 246
Suetonius quoted, i. 134, ii. 336
Sumlocene, vases from colony of, ii. 512
Sun-dried bricks, i. 89 ff., ii. 331, 333
Susa (Persia), vase from, i. 64
Swallow-scene, ii. 185, 262
Swimming-scenes, ii. 173
Syra, pottery from, i. 262
Syracuse, vases from, i. 86, 307
Taleides, potter, i. 379, 380
Talos, ii. 116
Tamassos, vase from, i. 249
Tanagra, vases from, i. 53, 451; terracottas from, i. 112, 116, 124.
Tantalos, ii. 68
Taras, ii. 144, 160
Tarentum, vases from, i. 85; moulds from, i. 115; φλύακες at, i. 473; as centre of pottery (?), i. 486, 488, ii. 324
Tarragona, Roman pottery from, ii. 479, 480, 540
Tarsus, lamps from, i. 108; enamelled wares from, i. 129
Tataie lekythos, i. 80, ii. 242
Taygeta, ii. 19, 82
Technical processes, for terracottas, i. 113 ff.; for Greek vases, i. 202 ff.; for lamps, ii. 405; for Roman pottery, ii. 433 ff.; for Romano-British, ii. 545; miscellaneous details, B.F., i. 370; R.F., i. 405, 449; White-ground, i. 455; South Italian, i. 470
_Tegulae_, i. 96, ii. 340; _bessales_, ii. 332, 348; _bipedales_, ii. 332, 337, 339, 346, 351; _colliciares_, _deliciares_, ii. 341; _mammatae_, ii. 341, 346; _sesquipedales_, ii. 332; and see Tiles
Telemachos, ii. 136
Telephos, ii. 125
Tell-el-Amarna, pottery from, i. 67
_Tempera_ painting, i. 117, 119, ii. 321, 367
Temples, use of terracotta for, in Greece, i. 92 ff.; in Italy, i. 98, 101, ii. 314; lamps used in, ii. 397
Tenea, vases from, i. 51
Teos, pottery of, i. 64
Tereus, ii. 139
_Terra sigillata_, term explained, ii. 434; and see i. 503, ii. 474, 496; in Greece, ii. 476, 498; provincial, ii. 497 ff.; centres of fabric of, ii. 503; Rutenian, ii. 520; at Banassac, ii. 525; at Lezoux, ii. 526; in Germany, ii. 534; in Britain, ii. 540; combined with barbotine, ii. 529; termination of, in Italy, ii. 495; in the provinces, ii. 508, 526
Terracotta, use of, for bricks, i. 7, ii. 334 ff.; for tiles, i. 96 ff., ii. 341 ff.; in architecture, Greek, i. 92 ff.; Etruscan, ii. 314 ff.; at Rome and Pompeii, ii. 343 ff.; for pipes, i. 103, ii. 349; in tombs, i. 104, ii. 351; for sarcophagi, i. 104, 362 ff., ii. 317, 320 ff., 457; for coin-moulds, i. 106, ii. 390 ff.; for impressions for seals, i. 106; for models for statues, i. 111, ii. 375; miscellaneous uses, i. 90, 105, ii. 387 ff.; Greek terms for, i. 89; invention of modelling and moulding, i. 110; vases of, i. 118, 146, 201; reliefs, i. 119, ii. 365 ff.; antefixal ornaments, i. 97 ff., ii. 315, 317, 343; architectural sculpture in Etruria, ii. 317, 318; statues, i. 109, ii. 371 ff.; statuettes, i. 112 ff., ii. 375 ff.; Boeotian, i. 290; Etruscan, ii. 313 ff.; Gaulish, ii. 379 ff.; Roman, ii. 373 ff.; types, i. 121 ff.; methods of manufacture, i. 113 ff., ii. 378; use of colour for, i. 116. ii. 321, 322; painted panels, i. 92, ii. 299, 319; use of, as substitute for metal, i. 495 ff., ii. 431, 455
Terramare civilisation, ii. 283
Terranuova, see Gela
_Testa_, ii. 331, cf. 350
Teucheira, vases from, i. 69
Textiles, influence of, i. 312, 333, ii. 211
Thaleia, ii. 19
Thamyris, ii. 144
Thanatos, ii. 71, 84, 193
Tharros, vases from, i. 88; porcelain ware from, i. 128
Thasos, amphora-stamps from, i. 157; alphabet of, i. 443, ii. 271
Theatrical treatment of subjects, i. 470; subjects on vases, see Drama
Thebes, vases from, i. 52, 286, 390; personified, ii. 82, and see 83; legends of, ii. 116 ff.
Themis, ii. 74
Theocritus quoted, ii. 2
Theodoric, tiles of, ii. 355
Theokosmos, i. 92, 111
Theozotos, potter, i. 52, 301
Thera, finds in, i. 56; πίθοι from, i. 153; early pottery of, i. 260 ff.; connection with Crete, i. 264; Mycenaean vases from, i. 270
Thericleian kylikes, i. 189
θερμαντήρ, i. 175
Thermon metopes, i. 92
θερμοπότις, i. 169, 175
Thersites, ii. 126, 132; and see i. 215
Theseus, on R.F. vases, i. 417, 432, 442; with Minotaur, ii. 109, 298; labours of, ii. 108 ff.; in Hades, ii. 68, 111; in Crete, ii. 110; at Athens, ii. 111
Thessaly, pottery from, i. 54
Thetis, ii. 120, 130
Thiersch on Tyrrhenian amphorae, i. 324 ff.
Thoas, ii. 143
Thracians, ii. 143, 179, 200; and see ii. 166
Thypheithides, potter, i. 147
Tickets of terracotta, ii. 388
Tigranes, potter, ii. 483
Tiles, Greek, i. 96 ff.; inscribed, i. 101, 102; used for tombs, i. 104
—— Roman, used as bricks, ii. 331; for other purposes, ii. 341; in Roman walls in Britain, ii. 332; later use of, ii. 335; varieties of, ii. 332, 341; flanged, ii. 341, 342; for roofs, ii. 342 ff.; ornamental, ii. 343; used for warming, ii. 346 ff.; for pavements, ii. 350; for tombs, ii. 351; potteries for, ii. 356; inscriptions on, ii. 351 ff., 357 ff., 363 ff.; military, ii. 351, 363; from Central Europe, ii. 357 ff.; from Britain, ii. 342, 346, 348, 350, 359, 363; chronological evidence of, ii. 360 ff.
Timagoras, potter, i. 379, 383
Timonidas, vase-painter, i. 315, 317, ii. 251
Tiryns, finds at, i. 51
Tischbein, i. 17
Titius, A., Arretine potter, ii. 480, 485
Tityrus on lamps, ii. 416
Tleson, potter, i. 379, 383
Toilet-scenes on vases, i. 475, ii. 172, 173; and see Aphrodite, Helen
Tomb, cult of, on vases, i. 143 ff., 459 ff., 477, ii. 158
Tombs, Greek, i. 33 ff.; Cypriote, i. 35, 237, 250, 255, 256; in Cyrenaica, i. 36; in Sicily, i. 37; in Italy, i. 37 ff.; in Dipylon at Athens, i. 280; in Etruria, ii. 284 ff.; _a pozzo_, ii. 284; _a fossa_, ii. 289; _a camera_, ii. 294; of large size, ii. 300; arrangement of vases in, i. 38; vases used in, i. 143 ff., ii. 456, 550; tiles used for, ii. 351; lamps used in, ii. 397; forms of, as depicted on vases, ii. 157, 158
Tongue-pattern, i. 375, ii. 219
Tools used in painting vases, i. 227 ff.; by Roman potters, ii. 437 ff.
Torch-race, ii. 164
Toreutic work, influence of, on Arretine ware, ii. 489
Towneley, terracottas collected by, ii. 366, 373
Toys, of terracotta, i. 120; vases used as, i. 137; representations of, on vases, ii. 167
Trades on vases, ii. 169 ff.
Tradition, literary and artistic, compared, i. 13, ii. 3 ff.
Tragedy and vase-paintings, i. 471, ii. 7, 162
τραγέλαφος, i. 193
_Traits reservés_, i. 362
Treasury of Gela at Olympia, terracotta used in, i. 100
Trench-tombs in Etruria, ii. 289
Trier as pottery-centre, ii. 502, 534, 536
τριήρης, i. 186
Triptolemos, ii. 27, 189
Triton, ii. 25, 101, 189
Triumphs, lamps used in, ii. 396
Troad, pottery from, i. 61, 153, 330, 339; and see Troy
τροχήλατος, of lamps, i. 107
Troilos, i. 433, ii. 125
Trojan subjects on vases, i. 322, 335, ii. 4, 119 ff.; on mural reliefs, ii. 370; on lamps, ii. 414
Troy, finds at, i. 61, 256, 339; early pottery of, i. 257 ff., and see 491; compared with Cypriote, i. 238, 240, 243; Sack of, on vases, ii. 133
_Trua_, _trulla_, ii. 470
τρύβλιον, i. 194
Tudot on Gaulish terracottas, ii. 380 ff.
_Tuguria_, ii. 288
Tychios, potter, i. 379, 383
Tydeus, ii. 118
Types on B.F. vases, i. 377, 388; on R.F., i. 418 ff.; distinctions of, ii. 187 ff.
Typhon, ii. 12, 149
Tyrrhenian amphorae, i. 160, 324 ff.
Tyrrhenians, ii. 281
Tyszkiewicz on forgeries, i. 42; on vase from Vulci, i. 77
Umbrian civilisation, ii. 282
Under-world on vases, i. 476, ii. 66 ff., 159; types of persons in, ii. 192; and see Hades
Upchurch ware, ii. 546
_Urceus_, ii. 465
_Urna_, ii. 464
Ussing on vase-shapes, i. 150 ff.
_Vallisneria spiralis_, i. 272, ii. 224
Varnish, black, i. 219 ff., 369, 371, 405 ff.
Vase-painters, i. 219 ff., 379 ff., 405 ff., 421 ff.
Vase-paintings, early interpretations of, i. 21; technical aspects of, i. 219 ff.; later study of, i. 235; earliest Greek, i. 239, 260, 265 ff.; decadence of, i. 462 ff., 487 ff.; relations of, to the drama, ii. 159 ff.; to literature in general, ii. 1 ff.; to Greek mythology, i. 13; to painting, i. 14, 320, 395 ff., 440 ff., 471; to sculpture, i. 15, 450
Vases, Greek painted, value of study of, i. 10 ff.; exportations of, to Italy, i. 11, 467; early publications of, i. 16 ff.; collections of, i. 17, 23 ff.; alleged Etruscan origin of, i. 18 ff., 79; classification, i. 22, 219 ff.; discovery of, and arrangement in tombs, i. 33 ff.; restorations and imitations, i. 39 ff.; prices paid for, i. 43 ff.; found in Italy, i. 71 ff.; mention of, in literature, i. 132 ff.; uses of, i. 135 ff.; repair of, in antiquity, i. 147; shapes of, i. 148 ff.; manufacture, i. 202 ff.; primitive, i. 256 ff.; influence of, in Etruria, ii. 289 ff., 296 ff., 307 ff., 320; compared with Roman, ii. 430, 472
Vaults, use of jars for, ii. 457
Vechten, pottery found at, ii. 522, 539
Vegetable ornament on vases, i. 312, ii. 221 ff.
Veii (Isola Farnese), Campana tomb at, i. 38, ii. 320; vases from, i. 75; sculptors in terracotta from, ii. 372
Velius Primus, Q., potter, ii. 377
Velleia as pottery-centre, ii. 477
Venice, forgeries made at, i. 41
Venus, Gaulish, ii. 385; on provincial wares, ii. 507, 508; and see Aphrodite
Vetulonia, early remains at, ii. 284; _Tomba del Duce_ at, ii. 300
Victors in contests, ii. 164, 169, 417
Victory, see Nike
Vienna, collections at, i. 28
Vienne as pottery-centre, ii. 441, 530
Villanuova civilisation in Etruria, i. 292, ii. 284 ff.
Vindex, potter, ii. 383, 426
Vitalis, potter, ii. 522
Vitellius, story of, ii. 456
Viterbo, vases from, i. 74
Vitruvius quoted, on bricks and tiles, ii. 331, 333, 335, 339; on terracotta sculpture, ii. 371, 372; on _echea_, ii. 457
Vivenzio vase, i. 45, 146, 438, ii. 134
Volca of Veii, ii. 314
Volterra, vases from, i. 72
Volutes on nozzles of lamps, ii. 400
Votive lamps, ii. 397; offerings, ii. 156; tablets, i. 51, 139, 316, 454, ii. 156, and see Pinax; vases, i. 138, ii. 242
Vourva vases, i. 50, 295, 299, 324
Vulci, excavations at, i. 19, 76 ff.; tombs at, i. 37, 78, ii. 287, 291, 294; and see Polledrara
Warrior, tomb of, ii. 158; on painted pinax, i. 397, 454
Warrior-vase (Mycenaean ?), i. 297
Warriors, on vases, i. 285, 475, 483, ii. 175 ff., 198; Italian, i. 475, 483, ii. 180; Oriental, ii. 178, 179; race of, armed, ii. 164; on lamps, ii. 417
Wave-pattern, ii. 218
Weddings, see Marriage
Wedgwood, i. 20, 41
Westerndorf, pottery of, ii. 504, 507, 535; potters’ stamps at, ii. 520
Wheel, for cutting patterns, ii. 441; potter’s, i. 7, 206, ii. 437; earliest vases made on, in Greece, i. 260, 266; in Etruria, ii. 290
White paint used for details, i. 294, 331, 355, 371, 407, 470
White slip, use of, for painting, i. 397; and see λεύκωμα
White wares, Cypriote, i. 243, 244, 246, 251; Romano-British, ii. 553
White-ground vases, i. 224, 454 ff.
Wicks of lamps, i. 107, ii. 395, 403
Wide on Mycenaean pottery, i. 276; on Geometrical, i. 278 ff.
Wilisch on Corinthian vases, i. 304 ff.
Winckelmann, i. 16, 19, 79
Winds, ii. 80, 194
Wine-amphorae, i. 154 ff., ii. 460 ff.
Winged figures, i. 460, ii. 72, 90, 193, 194
Witte (J. de), i. 23
Women, games of, ii. 167; as dancers, ii. 169; as jugglers, ii. 174, 182; life of, on vases, ii. 172 ff.; dress of, ii. 200 ff.
Wrestlers, ii. 163
Writing materials, use of clay for, i. 7
Wroxeter, Romano-British pottery from, ii. 553
Xanten (Castra Vetera), pottery from, ii. 500, 501, 522, 534
Xanthippos on _ostrakon_, i. 12, 103
Xenokles, potter, i. 374, 379, 383
Xenophantos, potter, i. 61, 421, 447, 464
Xenotimos, potter, i. 421, 444
ξόανον in terracotta, i. 110, 122; of Hera, ii. 21; of Apollo, ii. 34; of Artemis, ii. 35; of Athena, ii. 40; of Dionysos, ii. 60
Yellow wares, plain Roman, ii. 548
York, stamp from, ii. 439; pottery from, ii. 443, 540
Zagreus, ii. 74
Zakro, pottery from, i. 60, 268
ζειρά, ii. 179, 200
Zephyros, ii. 80
Zetes, see Boreades
Zethos, ii. 117
Zeus on vases, ii. 17 ff., 188; in Gigantomachia, ii. 13, 14; at birth of Athena, ii. 15; Ἐρκεῖος, ii. 18; weighing souls of heroes, ii. 130, 132; on mural reliefs, ii. 369; on lamps, ii. 408
Zeuxis, i. 441, 471
Zigzag patterns, see Chevrons
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Transcriber’s Note:
Errors which can be attributed to printer’s mistakes have been corrected, as noted below. Lapses in punctuation are corrected with no further mention.
The author has included as Fig. 173 a table of alphabets used on Greek vases.
Inscriptions are presented in archaic Greek script, which more or less follows that table. For instance, the character for pi (Π) resembles the modern gamma (Γ). All inscriptions are given using modern Greek characters. References to individual characters may appear with very brief descriptions, derived where possible from that table. The character upsilon (Υ) frequently appears as a modern Roman V. On occasion, sigma appears in the form of a modern C (the lunate sigma Ϲ).
Footnotes, which were numbered sequentially on each page, have been resequenced to be unique across the text. Cross-references to those numbers in the text have been changed to reflect this. The notes themselves have been moved to the end of each chapter.
Each plate was followed by a blank page on its verso, which have been removed here. The position of each plate, as well as that of all other figures, has been adjusted slightly to avoid falling in mid-paragraph. The pages devoted to plates were not counted in pagination.
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The following anomalies regarding footnotes were observed:
On p. 31, note 108, the reference to Overbeck’s _Kunstmythologie Atlas_ failed to italicize “Atlas”.
On p. 72, the reference to footnote (882) is missing from the text. The reference has been added at the end of the paragraph ending with “he floats through the air fully armed, with large wings.” The description of item B 240, referred to in the note, from a contemporary edition of _A Catalogue of the Greek and Etruscan Vases in the British Museum_ agrees with this characterization.
On p. 458, the footnote number for 3184 was missing and has been replaced.
The following table contains those textual issues which are readily attributed to printer’s errors:
p. 138 n. 1421 Pylades at [o/O]mphalos Corrected.
p. 345 [r]idge-tiles Missing ‘r’. Possibly ‘edge’