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]
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]
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];
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]
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];
Akamas and Demophon, ii. [135]
ἄκατος, i. [186]
ἀκρατοφόρος, i. [173]
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]
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]
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]
Amphitruo of Rhinthon, see i. [473]
Amphorae, forms of Greek, i. [153] ff.;
Attic, i. [295], [368], [372], [411];
Chalcidian, i. [322];
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]
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];
Annia Arescusana, potter, ii. [367]
Annum novum faustum felicem, inscription on lamps, ii. [398], [420]
Ansae lunulatae, ii. [287]
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];
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];
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]
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];
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]
Aulis, scenes at, ii. [124]
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];
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]
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]
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.
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]
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];
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.;
Roman pottery in, ii. [475], [478]
Candelabrum-amphorae, i. [162]
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];
Capua, vases from, i. [81], ii. [488], [493];
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]
Castor, kilns of, ii. [435], [437], [444], [446] ff.;
ware of, ii. [543], and see [442], [536]
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];
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]
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]
Chthonian deities, in terracottas, i. [123] ff.;
on vases, ii. [67] ff.
χύτρα, i. [174]
χυτρεύς, χυτροπλάθος, i. [232]
Cicero quoted, ii. [365], [371]
Cincelli, potteries at, ii. [480], [483]
Cinerary urns, i. [144] ff.;
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];
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];
“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];
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.;
ornamentation, i. [311] ff., [320], ii. [233];
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.;
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];
ethnology of inhabitants, i. [240], [248];
chronology of pottery, i. [250]
Cyrenaica, tombs in, i. [36];
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]
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]
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]
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]
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]
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];
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]
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];
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]
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]
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.
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]
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];
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];
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.
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.;
“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];
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 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.;
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.;
Greeks and Persians, combats of, ii. [151], [179]
Grey Roman wares, ii. [550]
Ground-ornaments on Corinthian vases, i. [312], [320], ii. [231], [233];
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]
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]
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]
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];
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]
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];
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]
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];
Hestia on vases, ii. [53], [190]
Hiérarchie des genres, law of, i. [245], [284], [315], [332]
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]
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]
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]
Hybla Heraea, vases from, i. [88]
Hydra, ii. [98]
Hydria, i. [165] ff., [372] ff., [411]
Hydrophoria, ii. [173]
Hygiainon, painter, i. [396]
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]
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]
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].;
terracottas from, see [Rhodes]
Kanake, ii. [141]
κάνναβος, i. [152]
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]
Kerameikos, i. [46], [89], [92], [231], [280]
κεράμιδες λεοντοκεφαλοι, i. [97]
κεράμιον, i. [136]
κέραμος, i. [89], [100], ii. [455]
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]
Kottabos, i. [188], ii. [167], [181]
Kotyle, i. [135], [183], [212], [217]
Κουροτρόφος types in terracottas, i. [123], ii. [386];
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]
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]
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]
γαμικός, i. [199];
and see [Burgon]
Lecce, vases from, i. [86]
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]
and see ii. [471]
Lesbos, vases from, i. [57];
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];
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]
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]
Lycia, pottery from, i. [64]
Lydian origin of Etruscans, ii. [281]
Lykaon, ii. [130]
Lyre-players, ii. [169]
Lyric poetry and vases, ii. [6]
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]
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]
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 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]
Milonidas, vase-painter, i. [315], [317]
Miltiades καλός, i. [403], ii. [267]
μίλτος, i. [231];
Mining, representations of, ii. [170]
and see ii. [314]
Minoan pottery, see [Crete]
Minor Artists, i. [374], [379], [383]
Minos, ii. [144];
thalassocracy of, i. [264]
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]
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];
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 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];
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]
pottery of, in Crete, i. [265], [267];
remains in Etruria, ii. [283]
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]
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];
“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]
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]
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.
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]
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]
—— 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 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.
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]
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]
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]
Panathenaic amphorae, i. [46], [69], [132], [145], [160], [389];
inscriptions on, ii. [264], [270]
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]
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]
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]
Peithinos, vase-painter, i. [421], [438]
Pelias, funeral games for, i. [319], ii. [116]
and cf. ii. [239]
πηλός, i. [89]
Pelvis, ii. [469]
Penelope, ii. [135]
Pentathlon, ii. [163]
Penteskouphia, pinakes from, i. [51], [139], [316]
Penthesileia, ii. [132]
Perennius, M., potter, ii. [483], [492], [494]
Persephone, ii. [26] ff., [67], [189]
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]
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]
Phokis, pottery from, i. [53]
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];
Pit-tombs of Etruria, ii. [284] ff.
πλαίσιον, i. [96]
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.
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]
ποδανιπτήρ, i. [176]
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];
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.;
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 Britain, ii. [542];
on mortars, ii. [551];
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];
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]
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];
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]
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]
Russia, collections in, i. [28];
vases from, i. [60];
tiles from, i. [101];
stamped wine amphorae from, i. [158];
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]
Santa Agata dei Goti (Saticula), vases from, i. [81], [484]
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]
names of, ii. [65];
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];
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]
on Corinthian vases, i. [314], ii. [26], [189]
Seasons on mural reliefs, ii. [368], [370];
on Arretine vases, ii. [488], [493];
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]
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];
“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];
Proto-Attic, i. [293];
Proto-Corinthian, i. [308];
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]
Sisyphos, ii. [68];
and cf. ii. [264]
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]
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]
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]
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]
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];
White-ground, i. [455];
South Italian, i. [470]
bipedales, ii. [332], [337], [339], [346], [351];
colliciares, deliciares, ii. [341];
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];
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]
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]
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 Crete, ii. [110];
at Athens, ii. [111]
Thessaly, pottery from, i. [54]
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.;
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];
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.;
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]
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]
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.
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];
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];
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];
race of, armed, ii. [164];
on lamps, ii. [417]
Wave-pattern, ii. [218]
Weddings, see [Marriage]
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]
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]
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]
Zigzag patterns, see [Chevrons]
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