Volume 2 / Part 4 — INDEX

Note.—Names of artists and καλός-names not included in this list will

be found in those given in Vol. II. p. 273 ff.

Abaskantos, lamp-maker, i. 108

Abecedaria, ii. 311, and see Alphabet

Abella, vases from, i. 81;

fabric of, i. 484

Acanthus-patterns, ii. 223

Acetabulum, ii. 469

Achaeans in Cyprus, i. 245, and see 275

Acheloös, ii. 83, 101

Achilles on vases, ii. 120 ff.;

fight over body of, i. 323

Acids used for cleaning vases, i. 40, 41

Aco Acastus, potter, ii. 517

Acratophorum, ii. 464

Acrobats, ii. 165, 182

Actors on vases, i. 473, ii. 160 ff., 197

Adjuvate, sodales, inscription on lamp, ii. 411, 422

Admetos and Alkestis, ii. 102, 140, 310, 312

Adonis, ii. 42

Adrastos, ii. 119

Aecetiae pocolom, i. 490

Aegean pottery, i. 262 ff., 275

—— Islands, vase-finds in the, i. 54 ff.

Aegina, personified, ii. 19, 82;

vases from, i. 54, 308, 492

Aegisthos, death of, ii. 138

Aeneas on vases, ii. 129, 135;

on lamps, ii. 414, 421

Aeolis, finds in, i. 62;

pottery of, i. 339, 347, 356

Aeolus, ii. 14

Aeson, vase-painter, i. 444

Aesop on vase, ii. 151;

on lamp, ii. 415;

fables of, on lamps, ii. 416

“Affected” amphorae, i. 387

Africa, types of tombs in, i. 36;

vases from, i. 67;

Ionic pottery of, i. 340 ff.;

relations with Ionia, i. 355;

lamps from, ii. 399, 406, 427;

bust of, on lamp, ii. 412

ἄγαλμα, i. 98

Agamedes and Trophonios, ii. 140

Agamemnon on vases, ii. 126, 137

Agia Paraskevi (Cyprus), i. 35, 66, 246

Agon, ii. 89, 194

Agra, mysteries of, ii. 27, 104

Agriculture on vases, ii. 171

Agrigentum, see Girgenti

Agrios, myth of, ii. 141

Agrippa, painter on terracotta, i. 119, ii. 366

Aigeus, ii. 108

Aithra, ii. 24

Ajax, son of Oïleus, ii. 134, 135

—— son of Telamon, ii. 124, 128, 129;

death of, ii. 133, 310

Akamas and Demophon, ii. 135

ἄκατος, i. 186

ἀκρατοφόρος, i. 173

Akratos, i. 88, ii. 64

ἀκρωτήρια, i. 97 ff.

Aktaeon on vases, ii. 35, 310;

on lamps, ii. 414;

on Gaulish pottery, ii. 508

Aktor and Astyoche, ii. 143

ἀλαβαστοθήκη, i. 133

Alabastron, i. 196, 308, 312, 492

Alba Longa, i. 79;

hut-urns from, ii. 288

Alcaeus quoted, i. 133;

on vases, ii. 151

Alexander the Great on Arretine vase, ii. 494

Alexandria, vases from, i. 67, 146;

porcelain ware of, i. 129;

wine-amphorae from, i. 154 ff.

Alexandrine subjects on vases, i. 502;

in Gaulish terracottas, ii. 386;

on Roman lamps, ii. 418;

on Arretine vases, ii. 489

Alkestis, see Admetos

Alkmena, i. 480, ii. 19

Alkyoneus, ii. 100

Allegory on vases, i. 21

Allier, valley of, as centre for Gaulish terracottas, ii. 380 ff.;

for pottery, ii. 533;

clay of, ii. 434

Allifae, pottery of, ii. 475, 478

ἀλωπεκῆ, ii. 179, 200

Alphabet, introduction into Greece and early varieties, ii. 245 ff.;

scheme of early varieties, ii. 248;

Attic, i. 12, ii. 246, 268;

early Etruscan, ii. 296, 311

Altemura, vases from, i. 85

Alyzia, inscribed tile from, i. 102

Amasis, king of Egypt, i. 345

—— potter, i. 381 ff., 387

—— vase-painter, i. 439

Amathus, pottery from, i. 36, 66, 147, 250, 253

Amazons on vases, ii. 99, 111, 132, 144, 195;

on lamps, ii. 415

America, museums of, i. 26, 30

Amorgos, pottery from, i. 56, 262

Amphiaraos, i. 76, 318, ii. 118

Amphion, ii. 117

Amphitrite, ii. 23, 189

Amphitruo of Rhinthon, see i. 473

Amphorae, forms of Greek, i. 153 ff.;

Apulian, i. 162, 469;

Attic, i. 295, 368, 372, 411;

Chalcidian, i. 322;

Melian, i. 57, 301;

Nicosthenic, i. 385;

Panathenaic, i. 46, 69, 84, 132, 145, 388 ff.;

“Tyrrhenian,” i. 160, 324;

“affected,” i. 387;

“false-necked,” i. 246, 271;

ornamentation of, i. 375, ii. 234;

prices paid for, i. 44 ff.;

ancient examples at Erythrae, i. 205;

used as wine-jars, i. 154 ff.;

Roman, ii. 460 ff.

ἄμφωτις, i. 186

Ampulla, ii. 465

Amyklae, pottery from, i. 52

Amykos, ii. 115

Amymone, ii. 24

Anakles, potter, i. 384

Anakreon on vases, ii. 152

Analyses of pottery, i. 203, ii. 301, 435

Ananke, ii. 69, 90

ἀναξυρίδες, ii. 178

Andernach, Roman pottery from, ii. 500, 502, 509, 522, 533

Andokides, potter, i. 386, 401, ii. 258

Andromache and Astyanax, ii. 131

Andromeda, ii. 113

Ἀνεσίδωρα, ii. 75

Animals on early vases, see Chapters VI.–VIII. passim;

as subjects on vases, ii. 184 ff.;

on lamps, ii. 418;

as pets, ii. 168, 173

Annia Arescusana, potter, ii. 367

Annum novum faustum felicem, inscription on lamps, ii. 398, 420

Ansae lunulatae, ii. 287

Antaios, i. 431, ii. 100

Antefixal ornaments, Greek, i. 97 ff.;

Etruscan, ii. 317;

Roman, ii. 343 ff., and see 365, 371

Ante-Homerica, subjects from, ii. 4, 119 ff.

Antepagmentum, ii. 315, 365

Anthedon, vases from, i. 53

Antonius Epaphras, M., potter, ii. 367

Anzi, vases found at, i. 83, 481

Apate, ii. 90

Apes on vases, i. 355, ii. 185

Aphidna, early pottery from, i. 49, 278

Aphrodite, in terracottas, i. 123 ff.;

dedications to, at Naukratis, i. 345;

representations of, on vases, ii. 42 ff., 191;

on cup in B. M., i. 434, 457;

with Persephone, ii. 28, 42;

at Judgment of Paris, ii. 122;

on mural reliefs, ii. 368;

in Gaulish terracottas, ii. 385;

on lamps, ii. 410;

and see Venus

Apollo, dedications to, i. 139, 345;

representations of, on vases, ii. 29 ff., 189;

in Gigantomachia, ii. 13, 15;

with Herakles, ii. 33, 97, 103;

on mural reliefs, ii. 368;

on lamps, ii. 409;

and see Helios

Apollodoros, vase-painter, i. 439

Apollonia, vases from, i. 60

Appius, L., potter, ii. 490

Appliqué reliefs, i. 119, 497;

at Lezoux, ii. 529;

and see ἐμβλήματα

Apuleius quoted, ii. 403

Apulia, vases from, i. 83 ff.;

local pottery of, ii. 323 ff.;

painted pottery of, i. 468 ff., 485, 486;

shapes, i. 144, 171, 178, 179, 469;

ornamentation, i. 468, ii. 235;

arrangement of subjects on, ii. 209;

inscriptions on, ii. 271 ff.;

sepulchral subjects on, i. 144, 476, ii. 157;

scenes from Under-world on, ii. 67 ff.

Aqueducts, use of brick in, ii. 336

Archemoros, ii. 118

Ἀρχεναύτης, ii. 92

Archers, ii. 177, 178, 199

Archikles, potter, i. 374, 384

Architecture, terracotta used in, i. 91 ff.;

in Etruria, ii. 314 ff.;

at Rome and Pompeii, ii. 330 ff.;

use of bricks and tiles in, i. 91 ff., ii. 336 ff., 343;

use of vases in, ii. 457;

treatment of, in vase-paintings, ii. 205 ff.;

imitations of, in arrangement of designs, i. 378, ii. 207;

in patterns, ii. 211

Archons, names of, on vases, i. 69, 390

ἀρδάνιον, i. 167

Ares on vases, ii. 41, 190;

in Gigantomachia, ii. 13, 15;

on lamps, ii. 409

Arezzo, pottery found at, i. 29, 72, ii. 479, 481;

potters’ tools and stamps from, i. 207, ii. 438, 439, 493;

and see Arretium

Argolis, pottery from, i. 51;

as centre of fabric, i. 274, 298, 307, 336;

inscriptions in alphabet of, i. 308, 335, 357, ii. 249

Argonauts on vases, i. 442, ii. 115, and see ii. 104

Argos, vases from, i. 52

—— guardian of Io, ii. 20

Ariadne on vases, ii. 57, 110, 298

Aridikes and Telephanes, painters, i. 312, 320, 395

Arimaspi, ii. 148

Aristonoös, vase of, i. 168, 297, ii. 249

Aristophanes quoted or referred to, i. 132, 143, ii. 266

—— vase painter, i. 444

Arkesilaos of Kyrene, i. 341 ff., ii. 149;

cup with subject of, i. 44, 341 ff., ii. 149, 250

—— sculptor and modeller, ii. 372

Arles, pottery from, ii. 524

Armed foot-race, ii. 164

Armento, vases from, i. 83

Arming of warriors, ii. 175

Armour, how represented, ii. 198

Arrangement of subjects on vases, ii. 206 ff.

Arretine vases, ii. 479 ff.;

connection of, with Gaulish ware, ii. 500, 517 ff.

Arretium as centre of fabric, ii. 432, 475, 477;

and see Arezzo

Artemis, on lamps, i. 107, ii. 409;

on vases, ii. 30 ff., 35, 190;

in Gigantomachia, ii. 13, 15;

as Aidos, ii. 90;

Asiatic, i. 56, 289, 301, ii. 35;

Diktynna, i. 497, ii. 35

Artis on kilns at Castor, ii. 435, 447 ff.

Artistic aspects of study of vases, i. 13, and see i. 20

Artists’ signatures, ii. 244, 257 ff., 272;

list of, ii. 273 ff.;

Athenian, i. 379 ff., 420 ff., ii. 257 ff.

ἀρυστύρ, ἀρύστιχος, i. 179

ἀρύταινα, i. 179

Aryballos, i. 127, 197, 300;

Corinthian, i. 312;

later type, i. 412, 492

Ashmolean Museum, see Oxford

Asia personified, ii. 81

Asia Minor, vase-collections in, i. 30;

tombs of, i. 34;

vase-finds in, i. 61, 330, 356;

lamps from, i. 108;

porcelain ware from, i. 129

Asiatic art, influence of, on Arretine ware, ii. 489;

and see Ionic

Asine, pottery from, i. 52

Asklepios, ii. 76;

on lamp (?), ii. 416

Askos, i. 119, 129, 199;

local Apulian, ii. 325, 326

Assariik, pottery from, i. 64, 280, 340

Assos, pottery from, i. 62

Assteas, vase-painter, i. 81, 83, 472, 474, 478 ff., ii. 104, 271

Assyrian bricks and cylinders, i. 6, 7;

enamels, i. 8;

textile fabrics, i. 312, 333, 334;

influence on Greek pottery, i. 295, 333;

and see Oriental

Asti, see Hasta

Ἀστυνόμοι on tiles, i. 101

Astyanax, ii. 131, 134

Atalante, ii. 141, 142;

on Gaulish vase, ii. 532

—— in Lokris, vases found at, i. 53

Ate, ii. 90

Ateius, Cn., potter, ii. 500

Athamas (?), see Salmoneus

Athena, on vases, i. 323, ii. 37 ff.;

types of, ii. 190;

statues of, ii. 40, 134, and see Palladion;

Parthenos on vases, i. 449, 451;

Promachos, i. 389;

with Poseidon on vase, i. 464, 497, ii. 24;

on lamp, ii. 409;

birth of, i. 370, 396, ii. 15, 294;

birth-type used for other scenes, i. 388;

with Herakles, ii. 38, 105;

in Trojan scenes, ii. 39, 133;

at Judgment of Paris, ii. 122

Athenaeus on shapes of vases, i. 148 ff.;

on drinking-cups, i. 180 ff.

Ἀθηναῖος on tile from Marathon, i. 99

Athenian artists or potters, i. 379 ff., 421 ff., ii. 255 ff.;

migration of, to other parts, i. 464, 465;

festivals, ii. 156;

horsemen or knights, ii. 166, 177, 179;

sepulchral reliefs, i. 477, ii. 158;

tribal heroes, ii. 140;

vases made for Cyprus, i. 255;

exported to other parts, i. 11, 405, 458, 464;

influenced by Ionian, i. 294, 295, 388;

contrasted with Ionian, i. 332, 356;

chronology of, i. 401 ff., 463, ii. 270;

and see generally Dipylon, Proto-Attic, Black-figured, Red-figured;

white lekythi, i. 48, 54, 86, 132, 142, 196, 454 ff., ii. 157

Athens, history of, in connection with vases, i. 11, 369, 418, 463;

finds of vases at, i. 12, 33, 46 ff.;

of lamps, i. 108;

museum of, i. 26, 30, 48;

Acropolis, finds on, i. 33, 48, 138, 402;

tombs at, i. 33, 47, 142, 147;

modern forgers at, i. 43;

potters’ quarter at, i. 89, 231;

public measure at, i. 135;

early artistic position of, i. 235, 292, 369;

art of painting at, i. 396 ff., 409, 441 ff., 454;

pottery of, see Chapters VI., VII., IX.-XI. passim;

its native origin, i. 20, 278;

inscriptions on vases, ii. 255 ff., and see Attic;

termination of vase-painting at, i. 463 ff.

Athletes on vases, i. 417, 476, ii. 162 ff.;

attire of, ii. 197

Atilius, K., potter, i. 502

Atlantes of terracotta at Pompeii, ii. 374

Atlas, ii. 75

Atreus and Thyestes, ii. 141

Attegia tegulicia, ii. 342

Attic alphabet, i. 12, ii. 246, 268;

dialect, ii. 237, 255;

inscriptions, i. 291, 296, 325, 370, 379, ii. 255 ff.;

palaeography of, ii. 268 ff.;

comedy reflected on vases, i. 473, 483, 484;

legends on vases, ii. 138 ff.

Attica, finds of pottery in, i. 49, 278 ff.;

and see Athens

Auge, i. 474, ii. 104

Aulis, scenes at, ii. 124

Aurae, ii. 81, 193

Auster, stamp of, ii. 440

Australis on Roman tile, ii. 359

Austria, vase-collections of, i. 28

Auvergne, potteries in, ii. 504;

and see Lezoux

Avot for fecit, ii. 382, 509

Babylonia, bricks of, i. 6, 8, 91, 94;

cylinders and tablets, i. 7;

enamels, i. 8

Bacchic scenes, see Dionysiac

Bacchylides and vase-paintings, ii. 6

Baking, of terracottas, i. 116;

of vases, i. 214 ff.;

ovens for, i. 105;

and see Kilns

Ball-games, ii. 167

Banassac, fabric of, ii. 524

Banquet-scenes, ii. 180 ff.;

use of kylix in, i. 188

Barbarians on vases, i. 420, ii. 178 ff.

Barbotine decoration, i. 130, 210, ii. 438, 442, 505, 512;

in Germany, ii. 513, 536;

at Lezoux, ii. 528, 529;

at Castor, ii. 544

Bargates, potter, ii. 483

Bari, vases from, i. 84, 86;

local pottery of, ii. 326

“Base-ring” ware (Cypriote), i. 242

Basile and Echelos, ii. 27, 140

Bathing-scenes, ii. 165, 173

Baths, use of tiles in, i. 103, ii. 342, 346;

use of bricks in, ii. 331, 335, 339;

vessels used for, i. 176

—— of Caracalla, arrangements of, ii. 347

Bears on lamps, ii. 398

“Belgic” black ware, ii. 552

Bellerophon on vases, ii. 114;

on lamps, ii. 414

Benghazi, vases from, i. 68;

porcelain ware from, i. 129;

and see Cyrenaica

Berlin Museum, i. 25, 28

Bibe, amice, de meo on Gaulish vase, ii. 524

βῖκος, i. 164

“Bilingual” vases, i. 387

Biremes on Geometrica vases, i. 291, ii. 178

Blacas krater, i. 409, 443, ii. 78, 79

Black punctured ware (Cypriote), i. 242

—— slip ware (Cypriote), i. 241

—— varnish, i. 210, 219 ff., 371, 405

—— wares (Etruscan), ii. 291;

mentioned in Latin literature, ii. 304;

plain Roman, ii. 552;

and see Etruria, Naukratis, etc.

Black-bodied amphorae, i. 151;

other vases, i. 221

Black-figured vases, i. 219, 368;

from Cyprus, i. 255;

from Ionia, i. 330, 356 ff.;

technique of, i. 219, 370;

shapes, i. 372 ff.;

ornamentation, i. 375 ff., ii. 234;

subjects, i. 376 ff.;

artists of, i. 379 ff., ii. 274;

arrangement of subjects on, ii. 207;

καλός-names on, ii. 277;

transition to R.F., i. 386, 393, 400;

treatment of eye on, compared with R.F., i. 408;

subjects compared with R.F., i. 416 ff.;

varieties of amphora in, i. 159

Blanchet on Gaulish terracottas, ii. 380 ff.;

on kilns in France, ii. 443, 451;

on Gaulish pottery-centres, ii. 533

Boar-hunts on vases, i. 315, ii. 166;

and see Calydonian

Boat-shaped vases, i. 186;

lamps, ii. 403

Böhlau on Geometrical pottery, i. 286 ff.;

on Proto-Attic, i. 292;

on Phaleron ware, i. 298;

on Ionic pottery, i. 336 ff.

Boeotia, pottery from, i. 52;

tiles from, i. 102;

terracottas from, i. 118, 123, 290;

Mycenaean pottery from, i. 274;

Geometrical, i. 52, 159, 286;

bronze fibulae of, i. 290;

Proto-Corinthian vases, i. 307;

later local fabrics, i. 300, 391, 451;

vases with reliefs, i. 497;

alphabet of, ii. 252;

artists’ signatures, ii. 252, 273

Boiae, foundation of (?), ii. 143

Bologna, vases from, i. 72;

Villanuova civilisation at, ii. 285

Bolsena, vases from, i. 73, 501

Bomarzo, vases from, i. 74

βομβύλιος, i. 198

Borax, use of, for red glaze, ii. 437

Boreades, ii. 81, 115, 116

Boreas, ii. 80, 115, 194

Boriedus, potter, ii. 551

Boston Museum, i. 26, 30;

vase in, ii. 483

Bowls, Megarian or Homeric, i. 50, 53, 134, 185, 499;

for libations, i. 140, 192, ii. 471;

“Italian Megarian,” ii. 490;

forms of Gaulish, ii. 501, 520 ff.;

and see Calix, Patera, Phiale

Boxers, ii. 163

Braziers, i. 105

Bricks, use of, in Babylonia, i. 6, 91;

in Greece, i. 89 ff.;

in Etruria, ii. 314;

at Rome, ii. 331, 336, 340, 352;

at Pompeii, ii. 337;

sun-dried, i. 91 ff., ii. 331, 335;

baked, i. 95, ii. 334 ff.;

sizes of Roman, ii. 332;

methods of construction in, ii. 337 ff.;

stamps and inscriptions on, ii. 352 ff.;

and see Tiles

Bridal scenes, see Marriage

Britain, vase-collections in, i. 27;

use of brick in, ii. 332, 337, and see 335;

tiles from, ii. 346, 348, 358, 359, 363;

terracotta statuettes from, ii. 379, 384;

kilns found in, ii. 444, 445, 454;

wine-amphorae, ii. 461;

Roman pottery found in, ii. 540 ff.;

imported wares, ii. 504, 540;

subjects, 508;

types and chronological sequence, ii. 540;

barbotine wares in, ii. 513, 544;

Rutenian, ii. 522;

Lezoux ware, ii. 529;

“false Samian” ware, ii. 541;

potters’ names from, ii. 542;

local fabrics, ii. 543 ff.;

plain wares, ii. 549 ff.;

and see Castor, New Forest, Upchurch

British Museum, i. 17, 24, 27;

prices paid by, for vases, i. 43 ff.

—— School at Athens, excavations of, i. 57, 262, 265

Βρομίας, i. 186

Brongniart on Greek vases, i. 203;

on bucchero, ii. 301;

on plain Roman wares, ii. 437, 548

Bronze, workers in, ii. 171;

imitations of, in bucchero ware, ii. 303;

in Roman pottery, ii. 528, 552

—— Age in Cyprus, i. 35, 66, 206, 237 ff.;

in Italy, ii. 283 ff.;

porcelain ware of, i. 127

Brunn on Melian reliefs, i. 120

Brushes used for painting vases, i. 227

Brygos, potter, i. 421, 437, ii. 256

Bucchero ware in Cyprus, i. 242;

in Etruria, ii. 289, 295, 301 ff.

Bucket, see κάδος, Situla

Bularchos, painter, i. 361, 363

Burgon vases, i. 45, 47, 57, 145, 285, 295

Burial scenes, and use of vases in, see Funeral

Burlesques, ii. 159;

and see Caricatures, Comedy

Busiris, ii. 102

Busts of terracotta (funereal), i. 123

Butades, i. 98, 110

Butrio, potter, ii. 527

Cacus, ii. 100

Cadus, ii. 463;

and see κάδος

Caecilius Saevus, L., lamp-maker, ii. 406, 423, 425, 428

Caere, see Cervetri

Caeretan hydriae, i. 166, 353 ff., ii. 308;

allied fabrics, i. 356 ff.

Caesar, C. Julius, his finds of vases at Corinth, i. 134

Caistor-by-Norwich, kiln at, ii. 445, 449

Calene phialae, i. 502, and see ii. 490

Calidius Strigo, potter, ii. 482

Calix, ii. 468;

and see Bowl, Kylix

Calvi (Cales), vases from, i. 81, 119, 146, 191, 502

Calydonian boar-hunt, ii. 114, 294

Calyx-patterns, ii. 221

Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum, i. 27

Cambridgeshire, Roman tombs in, ii. 351, 456

Campania, vases found in, i. 80, 146;

amphorae of, i. 162, 469, 484;

fabrics of, i. 467 ff., 482 ff.;

local, i. 227, 484;

Roman pottery in, ii. 475, 478

Candelabrum-amphorae, i. 162

Canino, i. 44, 76;

and see Vulci

Canoleius, L., potter, i. 502

Canopic jars (Etruscan), ii. 304

Canosa, vases from, i. 84, 118, 146, 487

Capedo, capis, ii. 471

Capitoline Jupiter, temple of, ii. 314, 371, and see i. 116;

statue of, ii. 314, 372

Capua, vases from, i. 81, ii. 488, 493;

tiles from, i. 98, 103;

vases with gilding from, i. 210, 231, 498;

forgeries made at, i. 42

Caria, pottery from, i. 64, 330, 340

Caricatures on vases, i. 392

Carthage, lamps from, ii. 397, 399, 405, 422;

Gaulish vase at, ii. 523

Casks, see Dolium, Pithos

Castor, kilns of, ii. 435, 437, 444, 446 ff.;

ware of, ii. 543, and see 442, 536

Catagrapha, i. 397, 455

Catalogues of vases, i. 26 ff.;

and see Bibliography in Vol. I.

Catinus and catillus, ii. 469

Cato on terracotta sculpture at Rome, ii. 373

Caudebec, terracotta figure from, ii. 384

Cave-dwellings, pottery from, i. 4

Ceglie, vases from, i. 84

Centaurs, ii. 102, 111, 145, 195

Centorbi, vases from, i. 87

Cerialis, potter, ii. 439, 511, 536

Cerigo, see Kythera

Cervetri (Caere), vases from, i. 75, ii. 292 ff., 297, 307, 308;

architectural terracottas from, i. 98, ii. 315, 317;

vases with reliefs from, i. 496, ii. 292;

painted slabs from, ii. 299, 319;

Regulini-Galassi tomb at, ii. 300;

abecedaria from, ii. 311;

sarcophagi from, ii. 317, 321

Cesnola, i. 65

Chachrylion, potter, i. 420, 424, 427, 430

chaῖre kaὶ pίei eὖ, i. 373, ii. 265

Chalcidian vases, i. 321 ff.;

alphabet and inscriptions, ii. 253

Chalcosthenes or Caicosthenes, i. 92

Chalkis as pottery centre, i. 55, 307, 321 ff., 495

Chamber-tombs (Etruscan), ii. 294 ff.

Chares, vase-painter, i. 315

Charinos, potter, i. 411, 492

Chariot-scenes on vases, ii. 164, 166, 176;

on lamps, ii. 417, 422

Charioteer, dress of, ii. 198

Charon, i. 459, ii. 69, 193

Charun, ii. 69, 193, 310

Cheiron, ii. 95, 120, 145

Chelis, potter, i. 420, 424, 427

Chequer-patterns, ii. 215

Chest of Kypselos, see Kypselos

Chevron-patterns, ii. 214

Chigi vase, i. 309

Children, vases used by, i. 137;

subjects relating to, ii. 167, 174

Chimaera, ii. 114, 148

Chiton, treatment of, on vases, i. 372, ii. 200

Chiusi, vases from, i. 73;

as centre for Etruscan pottery, ii. 302, 304

Christian lamps, ii. 404, 420

Chronology of Cypriote pottery, i. 245 ff.;

of Cretan, i. 265;

of R.F. vases, i. 401 ff., 463, ii. 271;

of Gaulish terracottas, ii. 385;

of Roman lamps, ii. 399 ff.;

of Gaulish pottery, ii. 501 ff., 516 ff.

Chrysaor, ii. 112

Chryse, ii. 105, 115, 124

Chrysos, ii. 85, 88

Chthonian deities, in terracottas, i. 123 ff.;

on vases, ii. 67 ff.

χύτρα, i. 174

χυτρεύς, χυτροπλάθος, i. 232

Ciborium, i. 186, ii. 468

Cicero quoted, ii. 365, 371

Cincelli, potteries at, ii. 480, 483

Cinerary urns, i. 144 ff.;

Etruscan, ii. 285, 288;

Roman, ii. 456, and see 550;

and see Ossuaria

Cinnamus, potter, ii. 527

Circle-patterns, ii. 216

Circus, scenes from, on mural reliefs, ii. 370;

on lamps, ii. 417, 422

Cistae, Etruscan, compared with vases, ii. 307

Cities personified, ii. 81, 82, 194

Civil use of pottery, see Measures

Civita Castellana, see Falerii

—— Lavinia, terracottas from, i. 98, 101, ii. 316, 317

—— Vecchia, vases from, i. 74

Classical literature, see Literature

Clay, earliest working in, i. 5 ff.;

uses of, i. 89 ff.;

varieties of, i. 113, 204;

used for bricks and tiles, i. 90 ff., ii. 333 ff.;

for sarcophagi, i. 104;

for models, i. 111, ii. 375;

for porcelain objects, i. 127;

in sculpture, i. 109 ff., ii. 314, 317, 371 ff.;

nature of, for terracotta figures, i. 113, ii. 380;

for mural reliefs, ii. 366;

for lamps, ii. 404;

for Roman pottery, ii. 434 ff., 548;

preparation of, for vases, i. 202 ff.;

representations of digging for, ii. 170

Clazomenae, vases from, i. 62, 64, 330, 354, 356;

as centre of Ionic fabric, i. 350, 354;

sarcophagi of, i. 62, 362 ff.;

compared with vases, i. 350 ff.

Cobnertus, potter, ii. 440

Coins, terracotta moulds for, i. 106, ii. 390 ff.;

compared with R.F. vases, i. 426;

evidence of, for Greek alphabets, ii. 246

Colchester, terracottas from, ii. 384;

kilns at, ii. 445;

vase from, ii. 544

Collections of vases, early, i. 16 ff.;

list of existing, i. 27 ff.

Colours used for terracottas, i. 116;

for vases, i. 230;

in Etruscan art, ii. 299, 321 ff.;

for mural reliefs, ii. 366

Combats, ii. 175 ff.;

and see Gladiators

Comedy, scenes from, on vases, i. 473, ii. 160

Comitialis, potter, ii. 511

“Complementary” method of representation, ii. 10

Concentric circles, Cypriote, i. 251, ii. 216

Conclamatio, ii. 157

Concrete, use of, in Roman buildings, ii. 335 ff.

Condatomagus, see Graufesenque

Congius, ii. 472

Consuls, names of, on tiles, ii. 360;

on vases, ii. 462, 512

“Continuous” method of representation, ii. 10

Convivial inscriptions, ii. 265, 524, 538

Cooking-vessels, i. 174, ii. 470

Corfu, vases from, i. 54; tiles from, i. 101

Corinth, its early commercial and artistic importance, i. 11, 303;

finds of pottery at, i. 50, 139, 304, 305, 307;

amphora-handles from, i. 158;

clay of, i. 304, 305;

industries of, represented on vases, i. 207, 216, 305, 317, ii. 170

Corinthian krater, i. 168;

kylix, i. 190;

painters, i. 312, 320, 395;

pinakes, i. 51, 139, 207, 216, 224, 305, 316, ii. 23, 170, 249, 251;

vases generally, i. 304 ff.;

sites where found, i. 304;

classification, i. 305 ff.;

shapes, i. 311 ff., 317;

ornamentation, i. 311 ff., 320, ii. 233;

subjects, i. 314, 318;

inscriptions, i. 315, 326, ii. 249 ff.;

potters’ names, i. 315, ii. 250, 273;

imitations of, i. 321;

types from, on “Tyrrhenian” amphorae, i. 326;

points of contact with Ionia, i. 329 ff.;

found in Etruria, i. 77, 318, ii. 294 ff., 307

Corintho-Attic vases, see Tyrrhenian

Cornelius, P., potter, ii. 482

Corneto, vases from, i. 74, ii. 284

Cornices of terracotta, i. 97, ii. 344

Cosmogonic deities, ii. 73 ff.

Costume on Greek vases, ii. 200 ff.

Countries personified, ii. 81, 82, 194

“Courting”-scenes, i. 475, ii. 183

Crater, see Krater

Crescent patterns, ii. 218

Cretan bull, ii. 96

Crete, finds in, i. 59, 152, 263 ff.;

ossuaria in, i. 145, 272;

ethnography of, i. 264;

early pottery of, i. 265 ff.;

as Mycenaean centre, i. 269, 274;

influence on later pottery, i. 276;

the island personified, ii. 82

Crimea, vases from, i. 60, 330, 340, 447, 448, 464;

wine-amphorae from, i. 158

Croesus, see Kroisos

Crudus, used of bricks, i. 90, 92;

of vases, i. 214

“Cult of Tomb” on lekythi, i. 143, 459, 460, ii. 158;

on Apulian vases, i. 144, 476, ii. 158

Cumae, vases from, i. 80, 210;

fabrics of, i. 483, ii. 478

Cupid, see Eros

Cups, see Drinking-cup, Kylix, etc.

Curetes and infant Zeus, ii. 368

Curium, tombs at, i. 36, 255, and see 66, 67;

vases from, i. 128, 243 ff., 488

Cyathus, ii. 467;

and see Kyathos

Cyclades, finds in, i. 56;

early pottery of, i. 9, 56, 260 ff., 303

Cyclic poets and vase-subjects, ii. 4, 119 ff.

Cycnus, scene from drama of, ii. 531

Cylinders, Assyrian, i. 7

Cyprus, vase-collections in, i. 30;

tombs in, i. 34 ff.;

finds of pottery, i. 65, 237, 240, 250, 273, 280;

terracottas, i. 112, 123 ff.;

general character of pottery, i. 236;

shapes of vases,. i. 238, 252;

Bronze-Age pottery, i. 66, 206, 237 ff.;

Mycenaean pottery, i. 239, 244;

Graeco-Phoenician, i. 247 ff.;

Hellenic, i. 255;

Roman, ii. 495, 499;

ethnology of inhabitants, i. 240, 248;

chronology of pottery, i. 250

Cyrenaica, tombs in, i. 36;

vases from, i. 69, 465;

terracottas, i. 125, 126;

and see Kyrene

Cyrene, see Kyrene

Daidalos, see Ikaros

Daily life, scenes from, on vases, i. 417, 449, 475, ii. 154 ff.;

on lamps, ii. 416 ff.;

of women and children, ii. 172 ff.

Dali, pottery of, i. 250, 273

Danaë, ii. 19, 112

Danaids, ii. 68

Danaos (?), ii. 140

Dancing scenes on Greek vases, ii. 168, 182;

on Arretine vases, see Hieroduli

Daphnae, pottery from, i. 68, 349 ff.;

Fikellura style at, i. 338, 352;

scale-pattern used at, i. 311, 337, 352, ii. 218

Dardanus, see Troad

Dareios in council, ii. 151

Daulis, vases from, i. 53

Dawn, see Eos

Death-deities, ii. 72;

and see Thanatos

Déchelette on Gaulish pottery, ii. 432, 504 ff., 516 ff.

Decoration of vases, artistic value of, i. 14;

see Ornamentation, Subjects

Decorative patterns, see Ornamental

Dedicatory inscriptions on Greek vases, i. 139, ii. 242;

on lamps, ii. 421

Deepdene, collection of vases at, i. 17, 27, 323

Deianeira, ii. 102, 104

Deinos (vase-shape), i. 173

Deities, terracotta statuettes of, i. 122;

Gaulish, ii. 384 ff.;

representations of, on vases, see Chaps. XII., XIII.;

on lamps, ii. 408 ff.;

Etruscan, ii. 310

Delos as centre of vase-fabric (?), i. 57, 302;

braziers made at, i. 105

Delphi, pottery from, i. 53

Delphic scenes on vases, ii. 29 ff., 103, 138

Delphiniform lamps, ii. 399

Demeter, ii. 26 ff., 189;

bust of, in terracotta, i. 123

Demons, on braziers, i. 105;

and see Death-deities

Δημόσια on tiles, i. 102;

on a washing-basin, ii. 260

Δημόσιον on a measure, i. 135

Demosthenes, allusions to vases in, i. 133, 142

Dennis, explorations of, in the Cyrenaica, i. 36;

in Etruria, i. 38;

in Sicily, i. 87

Departure-scenes on vases, ii. 176

δέπας, i. 148, 181

Depositio-scenes, i. 459, ii. 157

Descriptive names, ii. 91, 260

Devices on shields, ii. 198

Diadumenos, terracotta figure of, i. 126

Diana on Gaulish pottery, ii. 507, 508;

and see Artemis

Diitrephes (?), ii. 151

Dike, ii. 69, 89

Dimini, pottery from, i. 54

δίμυξος (of lamps), i. 107

Diocletian, tile-stamps in reign of, ii. 353, 362

Diogenes on lamp, ii. 415, 421;

tub of, i. 151

Diomedes, horses of, ii. 98

—— in Trojan scenes, ii. 127, 128, 133

Diomos (tribal hero) ?, ii. 140

Dionysiac personifications, ii. 64 ff., 91;

scenes on vases, ii. 32, 54, 57 ff.;

on R.F. vases, i. 416;

on mural reliefs, ii. 369;

on lamps, ii. 411;

on Arretine vases, ii. 492, 493

Dionysos on vases, ii. 55 ff., 191;

in ship, i. 381;

in Gigantomachia, ii. 14, 56;

birth of, ii. 19, 55;

in Attica, ii. 139;

sacrifices to, i. 140, ii. 60

Dioskuri on vases, ii. 93, 115, 194;

on lamps, ii. 413

Diota, i. 154, 163, ii. 460

Dipylon, cemetery of, i. 9, 48, 280;

vases from, i. 48, 247, 253, 255, 280 ff.;

ornamentation, i. 282, ii. 232;

subjects, i. 285, ii. 157, 178;

chronology, i. 291;

influence on later vases, i. 293, 298;

early inscribed vase from, ii. 243

Discovery of vases, circumstances of, i. 33 ff.

Discs of terracotta of unknown use, i. 105, 106

Discus (δίσκος), name of vase, i. 194, ii. 469;

part of lamp, ii. 395

Dishes, Greek, i. 194;

Roman, ii. 468

Diskos, throwing of, ii. 163

Divixtus, potter, ii. 527

Dodwell pyxis, i. 50, 315, ii. 250

Dörpfeld, discoveries of, at Troy, i. 61, 153, 257, 259

Δοκιμασία of Athenian knights, ii. 177

Doliarius, ii. 457, 511

Dolium, ii. 438, 457 ff.;

and see Pithos

Dolls of terracotta, i. 113, 114, 120

Dolon, story of, i. 363, ii. 128

Domestic use of vases, i. 136, 138, and see 252;

Roman, ii. 431, 455 ff., 549 ff.

Domitia gens, tiles of, ii. 357, 358

Dorian invasion, i. 245, 277

Doric architecture, use of tiles in, i. 94;

dialect used at Athens, ii. 256

Douai, potters’ stamps from, ii. 503

Dragendorff on Roman pottery in Greece, ii. 476, 498;

on Arretine ware, ii. 482,

489 ff.;

on provincial ware, ii. 499 ff.;

on Roman red glaze, ii. 435

Drain-pipes, see Pipes

Drama, subjects from, on late vases, i. 471 ff., ii. 7, 159 ff.

Drapery, treatment of, on B.F. vases, i. 372;

on R.F., i. 408;

and see ii. 201

Drawing on Greek vases, technique of, i. 222 ff.;

on B.F. vases, i. 371;

on R.F., i. 406 ff.;

on white-ground vases, i. 457;

on South Italian, i. 470;

and see i. 396

Dress on vases, see Costume, Drapery

Dressel on tile-stamps, ii. 352 ff.;

on Arretine stamps, ii. 486, 487

Drinking-cups, i. 148 ff., 180 ff.;

Roman, ii. 467, and see 475

Dümmler on Cypriote pottery, i. 240;

on Rhodian, i. 336;

on Daphnae pottery, i. 350;

on Caeretan vases, i. 354;

on “Pontic,” i. 359;

on Etruscan imitations of Caeretan, ii. 308

Duris, vase-painter, i. 21, 421, 434 ff., 440, ii. 263, 268

Earth-Mother, see Gaia, Κουροτρόφος

Echea, ii. 457

Echelos, see Basile

Echo, ii. 81;

and see Pan

Egg-pattern, ii. 220

ἐγκοτύλη, ii. 167

Egnazia, see Gnatia

ἔγραψε, form of signature, i. 379, 422, ii. 257 ff., 273 ff.

Egypt, pre-dynastic pottery of, i. 4;

brick used in, i. 6, 94;

use of wheel in, i. 7;

enamels of, i. 8;

pottery found in, i. 67;

lamps in, i. 107;

porcelain ware, i. 126 ff.;

influence of, on Cypriote pottery, i. 239, 247 ff.;

Cypriote pottery in, i. 239, 242, 243;

evidence from, for Cretan and Mycenaean pottery, i. 266, 267, 271;

influence of, in Etruria, ii. 299, 303, 304

Egyptian situla at Daphnae, i. 350;

subjects on Caeretan vases, i. 355;

in Roman mural reliefs, ii. 370;

in Gaulish terracottas, ii. 386;

on lamps, ii. 402, 403, 412

Egyptians on vases, ii. 180

εἴδωλα, i. 460, ii. 72, 193

Eileithyia, ii. 15, 76

Eirene, ii. 85

ἐκεράμευσε, form of signature, i. 379, ii. 258

Ekphantos, painter, i. 312, 320, 395

Elateia, tiles from, i. 102

Elektra, ii. 137

Eleusinian mysteries, supposed references to, i. 21;

scenes relating to, ii. 27;

and see Demeter, Persephone

Eleusis, finds of vases at, i. 49;

personified, ii. 82

ἐλλύχνιον, i. 107

ἐμβάφιον, i. 124

ἐμβλήματα, i. 130;

and see Appliqué reliefs

Emperors’ names on tiles, ii. 354 ff.;

on pottery, ii. 462

Enamelling, i. 8, 126 ff.

Endt on Ionic vases, i. 350, 354 ff.

England, see Britain

Enkelados, ii. 13

Enkomi, vases from, i. 66, 127, 242 ff.

Eos, ii. 79;

with Kephalos, i. 98, ii. 80;

with Memnon, ii. 132

Epexegetic system of interpretation, i. 20

Ephebi on R.F. vases, i. 417

ἔφηβος, i. 179

ἐφεδρισμός, ii. 167

Ephialtes, ii. 13

Epic poetry and vases, ii. 3 ff.

Epichysis, i. 179, 469

Epidromos καλός, i. 425

Epigenes, potter, i. 445

Epiktetos, vase-painter, i. 379, 398, 420, 422, 425;

cups from school of, i. 417, 425 ff.

Epilykos, vase-painter, i. 424

ἐπίνητρον, i. 199

ἐποίησε, form of signature, i. 379, 422, ii. 257 ff., 273 ff.

Epona, ii. 386

Eretria, vases from, i. 55, 458

ἐρεύς, i. 194

Ergasterion, i. 233

Erginos, potter, i. 444

—— and heralds, ii. 102

Ergotimos, potter, i. 370, 379, 380, ii. 257

Erichthonios, birth of, ii. 139

Erinnyes, see Furies

Eriphyle, ii. 118

Eris, ii. 90, 194

Eros in terracottas, i. 126;

on vases, i. 377, 418, 475, 486, ii. 45 ff., and see ii. 89;

types of, i. 486, ii. 45, 48, 191;

with Aphrodite, ii. 42 ff.;

on mural reliefs, ii. 369;

on lamps, ii. 410

Erymanthian boar, ii. 97

Erythrae, amphorae in temple at, i. 205

Esquiline, lamps from, ii. 393, 399, and see 481;

pottery from, ii. 477

Ethical ideas on vases, ii. 89

Ethiopians, ii. 180

ἦθμος, i. 175

Ethnography of Crete, i. 264;

of Mycenaeans, i. 275

Ethnological value of study of vases, i. 10

ἐτνήρυσις, i. 180

Etruria, discoveries in, i. 19, 72 ff.;

tombs of, i. 37, 78, 104, 145, ii. 284 ff.;

architecture of, in terracotta, i. 101, ii. 313 ff.;

terracotta sarcophagi, i. 104, ii. 299, 317, 320 ff.;

sculpture in terracotta, i. 109, ii. 313, 317;

relations with Greece in Geometrical period, i. 292, ii. 289 ff.;

vase-painting in, i. 358, ii. 307 ff.;

relief wares of, i. 496, 501, ii. 292 ff.;

paintings on terracotta, ii. 299, 319;

earliest civilisation of, ii. 282 ff.;

earliest pottery, ii. 285;

wheel-made, ii. 290;

Villanuova period in, ii. 290 ff.;

early Greek influence in, ii. 291, 293, 296 ff., 303;

early Oriental influence, ii. 292, 296 ff.;

character of art of, ii. 309, 322;

Roman pottery in, ii. 486, and see Arretine ware

Etruscan alphabet, ii. 311;

artists at Rome, ii. 372;

inscriptions on vases, ii. 310;

pottery, see Bucchero, Cervetri, Polledrara

“Etruscan” theory of origin of Greek vases, i. 18, 79

Etruscans, origin of, ii. 281

Euboea personified, ii. 82;

vases found in, i. 55;

and see Chalkis, Eretria

Eucheiros, painter, i. 395

Eucheiros, potter, i. 374, 379, 384

Euergides, potter, i. 424

Eumaros, painter, i. 317, 371, 396

Euphorbos-plate or pinax, i. 334, 335, ii. 129, 249

Euphronios, potter and painter, i. 398, 402, 403, 421 ff., 428, 430 ff., 440

Euripides, subjects from, on vases, i. 472, 500, ii. 162;

on lamp, ii. 415, 421

Europa, ii. 19

Eurystheus, i. 151, ii. 97

Euthymides, vase-painter, i. 421, 427, ii. 258

Euxitheos, potter, i. 421, 429

Evans, Dr. A. J., discoveries of, i. 59, 152, 265 ff.

ἐξάλειπτρον, i. 198

Exarchos (Abae), vase from, i. 217

Excavations, vases found in, i. 138;

and see Chapter II. passim

Exclamatory inscriptions on vases, ii. 261 ff.;

on lamps, ii. 422

Exekias, potter and painter, i. 161, 374, 375, 379, 380 ff., ii. 218, 257

Explanatory inscriptions on vases, ii. 259 ff.

Expression of figures, i. 398, 408, ii. 202 ff.

Eye, treatment of, on vases, ii. 203;

on Ionic, i. 356;

on Attic, i. 408

Eyes on vases, i. 257, 357, 410, 426, 427

Fables on Roman lamps, ii. 416

Fabricius Masculus, L., lamp-maker, ii. 424, 425

Fabroni on Roman pottery, ii. 437, 479

Falerii (Civita Castellana), vases found or made at, i. 75, 485, ii. 301, 309;

early settlements at, ii. 289

False amphora (Mycenaean), i. 271

“False Samian” ware, ii. 474, 502, 541

Farces, scenes from, on vases, i. 473, ii. 159 ff.

Fasano, vases found at, i. 85;

and see Gnatia

Fates on vases, ii. 84

Favissae (rubbish-heaps of temples), i. 345;

and see i. 138

Fayûm, pottery from, i. 67;

terracotta coin-moulds from, i. 106, ii. 391

Feather-brush or pen, use of, in vase-painting, i. 227 ff.

Fecunditas, ii. 384, 386

Felicitas on lamps, ii. 398, 413

Felixstowe, vases from, ii. 440, 529

Fibulae, Boeotian, compared with vases, i. 289

Fictiliarius, ii. 511

Fidelia, ii. 465

Figlinae of tile-makers, ii. 356

Figure-subjects, introduced on Greek vases, i. 281 ff., 314 ff.;

in Etruria, ii. 291 ff.;

on Arretine ware, ii. 492;

on Gaulish pottery, ii. 506, 507, 514, 521, 527;

at Castor, 544

“Fikellura” or Samian ware, i. 336 ff.;

at Daphnae, i. 338, 352

“Fine” style of R.F. vases, i. 421, 440 ff.

Fink on Roman lamps, ii. 400, 428

Fish-plates, i. 194, 487, ii. 186

Flange-tiles, ii. 341, 342

Floral patterns on Corinthian vases, i. 312;

and see Lotos, Palmette, Rosette

Flue-tiles, ii. 346 ff.

Flute-players on vases, ii. 169

Foreshortening, i. 398

Forgeries of vases, i. 40 ff.

Forms of vases, see Shapes

Fortis, potter, ii. 423 ff., 477

Fortune on money-boxes, ii. 390;

on lamps, ii. 413

Fossa-tombs in Etruria, ii. 289 ff.

Fox and Crow, fable of, ii. 416

France, vase-collections of, i. 27;

pottery-finds in, 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;