ii. 203;

on terracotta, i. 92, 397, 454; Etruscan, on terracotta, ii. 299, 319

Palaeography of vase-inscriptions, ii. 245; of Attic inscriptions, ii. 268 ff.

Palaestra, scenes in, ii. 162 ff.

Palaimon, i. 314, ii. 26, 189

Palazzolo (Acrae), vases from, i. 87

Palladion, rape of, ii. 133

Palmette-pattern, ii. 224 ff.; on Boeotian Geometrical vases, i. 288; on B.F., i. 375; on R.F., i. 413 ff.

Pamphaios, potter, i. 379, 420, 422 ff., 427, ii. 259

Pan, ii. 58, 192

Panathenaic amphorae, i. 46, 69, 132, 145, 160, 389; inscriptions on, ii. 264, 270

Παναθηναϊκά, i. 185, 410; and see Kotyle

Pandareos, ii. 141

Pandion, sons of, ii. 139

Pandora, ii. 75; “box” of, i. 152

Panels on vases, i. 160, 169, 221, 356, 369, 373, 375, ii. 208

Panofka, theories of, i. 21, 149

Pantheon at Rome, date of brickwork, ii. 338, 360

Panticapaeum, see Kertch

Papposeilenos, ii. 65, 192

Paris, son of Priam, ii. 121 ff., 127, 195; Judgment of, ii. 122

Paris, see Louvre

παροψίς, i. 194, ii. 469

Paros, stamped amphora-handles from, i. 157; primitive pottery from, i. 262

Parrhasios, i. 450

Parthenon sculptures, and vase-paintings, i. 15, 450, 460, 464, 497; and lamps, ii. 409

Pasiades, potter, i. 379

Pasiteles, use of clay models by, i. 111, ii. 375

Passeri, theories of, i. 21; collection of lamps, ii. 408

Pastoral scenes on lamps, ii. 418; and see Tityrus

_Patella_, ii. 469

_Patera_, ii. 471; imitating metal, ii. 529; and see Phiale

Paternus, potter, ii. 527

_Patina_, ii. 456, 468

Patroklos, ii. 123, 126, 130; games for, ii. 131; tomb of, ii. 131

Patroni on Italian vases, i. 467, 479, 483, ii. 323 ff.

Patterns, see Ornamental

Pausanias on use of brick and terracotta in Greece, i. 92, 98, 100; on the chest of Kypselos, ii. 236

Pavements, tiles used in, ii. 350

Pediment-style of composition, ii. 207

Pegasos, ii. 79, 114, 148

Peirithoös, ii. 111

Peisistratos, i. 304, 369

Peithinos, vase-painter, i. 421, 438

Peitho, ii. 42, 49

Peleus, ii. 120, 142

Pelias, funeral games for, i. 319, ii. 116

“Pelike,” i. 163, 411

πέλλα, i. 186, 391; and cf. ii. 239

Pelops, ii. 113, 195

πηλός, i. 89

_Pelvis_, ii. 469

Penelope, ii. 135

Pentathlon, ii. 163

Penteskouphia, pinakes from, i. 51, 139, 316

Penthesileia, ii. 132

Pentheus, ii. 56, 142

Perennius, M., potter, ii. 483, 492, 494

Persephone, ii. 26 ff., 67, 189

Perseus, ii. 112, 195

Persia, vases from, i. 64

Persians on vases, i. 420, ii. 151, 179

Personal names on vases, ii. 92, 260

Personifications on vases, ii. 77 ff.

Perspective, conventional, i. 286, 312; on R.F. vases, i. 398; on South Italian, i. 470

Perugia, vases from, i. 73

Peucetians on vases, i. 487; pottery of, ii. 323 ff.

Phaestos, pottery from, i. 60, 264

Phaëthon on Arretine vase, ii. 483

Phaidra, ii. 112

Phaleron ware, i. 49, 298

Phanagoria, vases from, i. 61, 340

Phaon, ii. 142

Pheidias, see Parthenon

Pheidippos, vase-painter, i. 424

Phiale, i. 140, 191, 490, 502; and see _Patera_

Philoktetes, ii. 124

Philomela, ii. 139

Phineus, i. 136, ii. 81, 115, 143; cup with subject of, i. 357, ii. 203

Phintias, vase-painter, i. 421, 428, ii. 259

φλύακες, i. 85, 473, ii. 160

Phobos on vases, ii. 90, 199; on lamps, ii. 398

Phocaea, vases from, i. 62, 64, 254; as centre of fabric, i. 354, 360

Phoenicians, in Cyprus, i. 247 ff.; influence of, on Etruria, ii. 296, 303

_Phoenissae_ of Euripides, scenes from, i. 500, ii. 414, 415, 421

Phoinix, ii. 126, 128

Phokis, pottery from, i. 53

Pholos, ii. 102, 146

Phosphoros, ii. 79

φοξός, meaning of, i. 215

Phrynos, potter, i. 379, 384

Phthonos, ii. 49

Phylakopi, pottery of, i. 57, 262

Physical conceptions personified, ii. 77 ff., 84

Physiognomy, treatment of, on vases, ii. 202 ff.

Pictorial style on vases, i. 409, 440 ff., 450, 470

Pile Cinq-Mars, ii. 337

Pinakes, Corinthian, i. 51, 207, 216, 217 316, ii. 170, 249; Rhodian, i. 335

Pinax, i. 194; votive, i. 139, 454, and see Pinakes; with subject of Euphorbos, i. 335, ii. 249

Pindar quoted, i. 132; comparison of, with vase-subjects, ii. 6

Pipes of terracotta, i. 109, ii. 347 ff.

Pisa, vases from, i. 72

Pisticci, vases from, i. 83

Pistillus, potter, ii. 383

Pistoxenos, potter, i. 423

Pitane, vases from, i. 62, 339

Pitcher, see Hydria, Kalpis

Πιθοίγια, ii. 156

Pithos, i. 57, 147, 151 ff., 209, 216; with reliefs, i. 496, ii. 292; Etruscan, ii. 292, 300

Pit-tombs of Etruria, ii. 284 ff.

πλαίσιον, i. 96

Plastic art, i. 6, 110; nature of clay, i. 5; principle in pottery, i. 238, 256, 257, 267, 310, 491 ff.; and see Modelling of vases

Plautus quoted, ii. 456, 463, 476

Plicque on Lezoux pottery, ii. 525 ff.

πλίνθος, i. 94, 95

Pliny, traditions recorded by, i. 91, 92, 98, 110; on early Greek painting, i. 320, 394 ff.; on terracotta in Italy, ii. 313, 314, 371, 372; on Roman pottery, ii. 475

Ploutos, ii. 85

_Poculum_, i. 180, ii. 467

ποδανιπτήρ, i. 176

Poinae, ii. 69, 90

Poli (Marion), vases from, i. 67, 250, 255

Polledrara ware, ii. 297 ff.; at Naukratis, i. 347

Pollentia, pottery of, i. 71, ii. 477

Pollux on names of vases, i. 149 ff.

Polychrome painting, i. 224, 256, 449, 456; at Naukratis, i. 348; in Southern Italy, i. 484; in Etruria, ii. 299

Polydeukes, see Dioskuri

Polygnotos, painter, i. 15, 409, 421, 441 ff., 459, ii. 202, 209; vases in style of, i. 443

—— vase-painter, i. 421, 445

Polykleitos, i. 112

Polymestor, ii. 135

Polyphemos, ii. 136

Polyxena, i. 326, ii. 125, 135 Pomarico, vases from, i. 83 Pomegranate-patterns, ii. 222 Pompeii, wine-amphorae from, i. 158, ii. 462; paintings of, relation to vases, i. 471, 485; bricks used at, ii. 337; tiles used at, ii. 342 ff.; mural reliefs from, ii. 367; terracotta statues from, ii. 374; statuettes, ii. 375, 378; miscellaneous terracotta objects, ii. 387; _echea_, ii. 458; Gaulish pottery at, ii. 522, 524

“Pontic” vases, i. 359

Popilius, C., potter, ii. 490

Porcelain vases, i. 126 ff.

Portraits on lamps, ii. 415

_Portus_ on tile-stamps, ii. 363

Poseidon on vases, ii. 22 ff., 188; in Gigantomachia, ii. 13 ff.; on Corinthian pinakes, i. 317, ii. 23; on lamps, ii. 409

_Post-Homerica_, scenes from, ii. 119 ff.

ποτήριον, i. 180

Pothos, ii. 49

Potteries, Greek, i. 89, 233; scenes in, on vases, i. 208, 213, 216 ff., ii. 170; of tile-makers, ii. 356; at Arezzo, ii. 480 ff.; in Gaul, ii. 504, 533; importance of fixing sites of, ii. 441; and see Kerameikos

Potters represented on vases, i. 208, 209, 213, 216 ff., 422, ii. 260; in sculpture, ii. 511; list of Greek, ii. 273 ff.; names or stamps of, on terracottas, ii. 379 ff.; on lamps, ii. 406, 423 ff.; on Arretine ware, ii. 480 ff.; Gaulish, ii. 504, 509 ff., 522, 526; in Germany, ii. 510, 535; in Britain, ii. 542; on mortars, ii. 551; wheel used by, i. 7, 206

Pottery, invention of, i. 3 ff.; Palaeolithic and Neolithic, i. 4; characteristics of Greek, i. 9; primitive Greek, i. 64, 206, 237 ff., 256 ff.; Greek terms for, i. 89; use of, in daily life, i. 135 ff.; shapes, i. 148 ff., ii. 458 ff.; imitations of metal in, i. 201, 488, 492, 495 ff., and see Metal; manufacture, 202 ff.; unpainted domestic, i. 252, ii. 548 ff.

Pottier on Greek vases, i. 9, 298, 305, 308, 330, 367; on Etruscan, ii. 281, 301

_Pozzo_-tombs in Etruria, ii. 284 ff.

Pozzuoli, see Puteoli

_Praedia_ on tile-stamps, ii. 355

_Praefericulum_, ii. 471

_Praefurnium_, ii. 466

Preimos, lamp-maker, i. 108

Pre-Mycenaean pottery in Greece, i. 256 ff.

Priam, ii. 127, 131, 134

Priapos, potter, i. 147

Prices of vases, i. 43 ff.; scratched under the foot, ii. 238 ff.

Primitive pottery in Cyprus, i. 236 ff.; in Greece, 256 ff.; in Etruria, ii. 284 ff.

Prize-vases, see Panathenaic

πρόαρον, i. 167

Processions, ii. 155; and see Judgment of Paris

πρόχοος, i. 178

Prokles, potter, i. 493

Prokne, ii. 139

Prokrustes, ii. 109

Prometheus, ii. 75; as potter, ii. 378

προπλάσματα, i. 111, ii. 375, 378

Proteus, ii. 26, 136

πρόθεσις, i. 142, 459, ii. 157

Prothesis-amphorae, i. 142, 159, ii. 157

Proto-Attic vases, i. 159, 292 ff.

Proto-Corinthian vases, i. 305 ff., ii. 254

Provincial Roman wares, ii. 497 ff.; as illustrating Roman art, ii. 508, 521

Psiax, vase-painter, i. 421, 429

ψυκτήρ, i. 150, 172, 411

Psychostasia, ii. 130, 132

Ptolemies, representations of, i. 129

Ptolemy Euergetes quoted, ii. 455

Ptoös, finds at Mount, i. 287

_Pultarius_, ii. 472

Punctured patterns, i. 242

πύραυνος, i. 105

πυρορραγής, i. 215

Purple, use of, for details, i. 221, 231, 312, 371

“Pursuing” type on R.F. vases, i. 419

Puteals, terracotta used for, ii. 387

Puteoli as vase-centre, ii. 478, 492

Pygmies and cranes, ii. 149

Pyrrhos, potter, i. 308, ii. 254

Python, potter, i. 423, 434

—— vase-painter, i. 147, 478 ff., ii. 272

Pyxis, i. 198, 201, 412, 449; and see Dodwell

Raimondi, restorer of vases, i. 42

Rasinius Pisanus, L., potter, ii. 485, 523

Rattles, vases used as, i. 137

Reclining figures in terracotta, i. 124; on Etruscan sarcophagi, ii. 317, 321

Red glaze, Roman, ii. 435 ff., 497; on Greek sites, ii. 476, 498; and see Glaze

Red wares, Cypriote, i. 241, 251; Roman, plain, ii. 549

Red-bodied amphorae, i. 161, 221, 369

Red-figured vases, technique of, i. 221; found in Cyprus, i. 255; chronology of, i. 401; drawing, i. 406; shapes, i. 409 ff.; ornamentation, i. 412 ff., ii. 234; subjects, i. 416 ff.; arrangement of subjects on, ii. 208; relation to B.F., i. 368, 386, 393, 400; Etruscan imitations of, ii. 309

Regulini-Galassi tomb at Cervetri, ii. 300

Reliefs, architectural, i. 98, ii. 315 ff., 343, 345; terracotta, i. 119; Roman mural, ii. 365 ff.; Greek vases with, i. 496 ff.; Etruscan vases with, ii. 292, and see _Bucchero_; method of producing, in Roman pottery, ii. 438 ff., 505; _appliqué_, at Lezoux, ii. 529; and see _Terra sigillata_

Religion of Greeks, i. 13, 138 ff., ii. 155; of Mycenaeans, i. 273

Religious uses of vases, i. 138; subjects on vases, ii. 154 ff.

ῥέοντα, i. 193

Restoration of vases, i. 40, 147

Revels on vases, ii. 182

Rextugenos, potter, ii. 384

Rheinzabern, stamps from, ii. 440; mould from, ii. 441; kilns at, ii. 446, 450; potteries of, ii. 504, 535; potters’ names at, ii. 510

Rheneia, vases from, i. 57, 302

Rhesos, ii. 128

Rhineland, terracottas from, ii. 380, 383; pottery of, ii. 498, 500 ff., 534 ff.

Rhodes, tombs of, i. 34, 121; vases found in, i. 58; terracottas from, i. 112, 121; πίθοι from, i. 152; wine-amphorae and stamps from, i. 155; typical oinochoë of, i. 177; Mycenaean vases from, i. 274, 276; Corinthian, i. 311; B.F. kylikes, i. 357; vases with reliefs, i. 497

Rhodian pottery, i. 333 ff.; ornamentation, i. 334, ii. 225, 231, 233; “mixed” technique of, i. 338; found at Troy, i. 339; compared with Naukratis, i. 345 ff.; influence on Proto-Attic, i. 294, 295

Rhoikos, i. 110

Rhone valley as pottery-centre, ii. 440, 498, 503, 530, 533

Rhyton, i. 127, 192, 201, 211, 410, 493, 494

Riegl on ornamentation of vases, ii. 223 ff.; on Mycenaean, i. 276

Ripanus Tiberinus, potter, ii. 551

River-gods, ii. 83, 194; and see Acheloös, Nile

Rivets for mending vases, i. 147

Roach-Smith on Roman pottery, ii. 503, 508, 529, 540, 542

Robert on Polygnotos, i. 442, 445; on Megarian bowls, i. 499

Roman art, illustrated in pottery, ii. 489, 494, 507, 508, 521, 544 ff.; porcelain ware, i. 129; subjects on mural reliefs, ii. 370; on lamps, ii. 407, 412, 416; villas in Britain, use of tiles in, ii. 346, 348; Wall, pottery from, ii. 540

—— pottery, uses of, ii. 387, 455 ff.; compared with Greek, ii. 430, 472; limits of subject, ii. 430 ff.; extent of use of, ii. 431, 433, 455, 473, 496; development of, from earlier, ii. 431, 432, 489 ff.; termination of, ii. 432, 495; technical processes, ii. 433 ff.; plain wares, ii. 437, 496, 547 ff.; kilns for, ii. 443 ff.; shapes and names, ii. 458 ff.; centres of manufacture, ii. 474 ff.; transition to provincial wares, ii. 496, 500 ff.; in Germany, ii. 504, 510, 536, 552; in Britain, ii. 540 ff.; and see Arretine, Gaul, Provincial wares

Romanensis, lamp-maker, i. 108, ii. 423, 427

Romano-British pottery, ii. 543 ff.; from Wroxeter, ii. 553

Rome, collections at, i. 29; pottery found at, i. 79, ii. 456, 461; use of terracotta at, for sculpture, ii. 314, 372; use of bricks and tiles at, ii. 331 ff.; stamped tiles from, ii. 352 ff.; evidence for dating buildings at, ii. 360; mural reliefs from, ii. 365; statuettes of terracotta in use at, ii. 376 ff.; use of lamps at, ii. 393, 396; as centre of lamp-fabric, ii. 427; _echea_ found at, ii. 457; as centre for pottery, ii. 477; Arretine stamps at, ii. 481 ff.; provincial wares at, ii. 498, 522

Roofs and roof-tiles of terracotta, i. 96 ff., ii. 315, 344, 345

Rosettes on vases, i. 312, 334, ii. 230

Rottenburg, inscribed vases from, ii. 512

_Rubrica_, i. 205, ii. 404

Russia, collections in, i. 28; vases from, i. 60; tiles from, i. 101; stamped wine amphorae from, i. 158; and see Kertch, Olbia

Rutenian pottery and potters, see Graufesenque

Rutenus, potter (?), ii. 510

Ruvo, vases found at, i. 83; furnace at, i. 215; as centre for Apulian vases, i. 486

Sabinus, potter, ii. 508

Sacrifices, vases used in, i. 140; representations of, ii. 155

_Saeculares_ on lamps, ii. 396, 398, 421

Saguntum as pottery-centre, ii. 479, 499, 540

St.-Rémy-en-Rollat, potteries of, ii. 382, 385, 516; clay of, ii. 434

Sakonides, vase-painter, i. 379, 384

Sala Consilina, local pottery from, ii. 324, 328

Salamis (Attica), personified, ii. 82; vases from, i. 54

—— (Cyprus), vases from, i. 66, 245; lamp from, ii. 409

Salmoneus, ii. 143

“Samian” ware, i. 57, 71, ii. 474 ff., 497

Samnium as pottery-centre, ii. 475

Samos, pottery of, i. 57, 336 ff., and see ii. 475

Sandwith on Cypriote pottery, i. 65, 240

σανίς, i. 112, 122

Santa Agata dei Goti (Saticula), vases from, i. 81, 484

Sappho, ii. 144, 151

Sarapis on lamps, ii. 402, 409, 412

Sarcophagi of terracotta, i. 104, ii. 457; from Clazomenae, i. 62, 104, 362 ff.; Etruscan, ii. 317, 320 ff.

Sardinia, vases from, i. 88; and see Tharros

Sardis, pottery from, i. 64

Sarpedon, ii. 129

Sarteano, vases from, i. 73

Saticula, fabric of, i. 81, 484

Saturnalia, statuettes in connection with, ii. 376

Saturnus Balcaranensis, lamps from altar of, ii. 397

Satyric drama, subjects from, ii. 7, 161; mask of terracotta, i. 104, ii. 377

Satyrs, ii. 54 ff., 192; names of, ii. 65; Ionic, i. 353, 355; on R.F. vases, i. 416, 417; on mural reliefs, ii. 369; on lamps, ii. 411

Saurias of Samos, painter, i. 361

Scale-patterns, ii. 218; Corinthian, i. 311; Ionic, i. 338, 352

Schliemann’s excavations, i. 256

School-scenes on vases, i. 435, ii. 168, 263

Sculpture, in clay, i. 6, 110; Etruscan, ii. 313 ff.; at Rome, ii. 371; use of clay models in, ii. 375; in relation to vase-paintings, i. 15, 450

_Scutra_, ii. 470

_Scyphi Homerici_, i. 134, 185, 499, ii. 2

Scythians, on vases, ii. 179; dialect of (?), ii. 256

Sea-deities, ii. 25, 189; on Corinthian vases, i. 314, ii. 26, 189

Seasons on mural reliefs, ii. 368, 370; on Arretine vases, ii. 488, 493; and see Spring, Horae

Seianti Thanunia, sarcophagus of, ii. 322

Seileni, ii. 54 ff., 65, 161; and see Satyrs

Selene, ii. 78, 79, 193; on lamps, ii. 412

Selinus, tombs of, i. 37; vases from, i. 87

Selva la Rocca, vases from, i. 76

Semele, ii. 18, 56

Semitic nations, use of brick among, i. 6, 91; and see Assyrian, Oriental

Septimius Secundanus, C., potter, ii. 511

Sepulchral stelae compared with vases, i. 461, 477, ii. 158; and see Funeral, Tomb

“Severe” style of R.F. vases, i. 420, 422 ff.

Sexes, distinction of, on early vases, i. 317, 331; and see ii. 200

Shapes of vases, i. 13, 148 ff.; at Troy, i. 258; at Thera, i. 261; Mycenaean, i. 271; Geometrical, i. 281, 287; Proto-Attic, i. 293; Proto-Corinthian, i. 308; Corinthian, i. 313, 317; Rhodian. i. 334; Attic B.F., i. 372 ff.; R.F., i. 409 ff.; White-ground vases, i. 456; South Italian, i. 468, 481, 483, 485; Etruscan, ii. 285 ff., 302; local Italian, ii. 325 ff.; Roman, ii. 458 ff.; Arretine, ii. 488; provincial, ii. 500 ff., 505, 520, 526

Shields, devices on, ii. 198

Ships, ii. 178; on Dipylon vases, i. 285, 291; on lamps, ii. 417

“Short-hand” system of indicating landscape, etc., ii. 204 ff.

Sicily, history of, in relation to vases, i. 11; tombs in, i. 37; vases from, i. 86, 307, 311; terracotta architecture of, i. 100

Sigeion, vases from, i. 61

_Sigilla_, ii. 375 ff.

_Sigillaria_, ii. 376

_Sigillarius_, ii. 511

Signatures, forms of, i. 379, 422 ff., ii. 257 ff.; of Gaulish potters, ii. 381, 509; of German potters, ii. 510; of lamp-makers, ii. 423 ff., 427

Sikanos, potter, i. 420, 424

Sikelos, vase-painter, i. 391

Sikyon, vases from, i. 51; alphabet of, i. 321, 381, ii. 252; painters of school of, i. 395

Silchester, pottery from, ii. 522

Silhouette paintings on vases, i. 220, 285, 396, 455; on Clazomenae sarcophagi, i. 362

Silphium at Kyrene, i. 342

Silver, vases coated with, i. 74, 189, 501

Simonides quoted, i. 132

_Simpulum_, _simpuvium_, ii. 471

Singing on vases, ii. 169, 182; inscriptions denoting, ii. 261

Sinis, ii. 109

_Sinus_, ii. 465

Sipylos, pottery from, i. 64

Sirens, ii. 147, 196

Sisyphos, ii. 68; and cf. ii. 264

Situla, i. 165, ii. 464; from Daphnae, i. 350

σκάφη, i. 175

Skiron, ii. 109

σκύφος, i. 184

Skylla, ii. 26, 148, 189

σμηματοθήκη, i. 198

Smikros, vase-painter, i. 421, 440, ii. 259

Smith (Cecil) on Proto-Attic vases, i. 294; on R.F. vases, i. 407; on Polledrara ware, ii. 300

Smithy of Hephaistos, ii. 37, 171

Social advantages, etc., personified, ii. 85, 91

σωλῆνες, i. 96

Solygea, vase from, i. 51

Sophilos, vase-painter, i. 379, 380

Sorrento, vases from, i. 82

Sosias, potter, i. 421, 439

Sotades, potter, i. 191, 410, 421, 445, 457

Southern Italy, see Apulia, Campania, Lucania, Italy

Spain, Roman pottery in, ii. 479, 480, 540

Sparta personified, ii. 82

Spata, pottery from, i. 49

Sphinx, i. 249, ii. 147, 196; Theban, ii. 117

Spiral patterns, i. 292, 302, 375, ii. 217

Sporades, pottery from, i. 57

Sport on vases, ii. 165

Spring, stamp with figure of, ii. 439, 493; and see Seasons

Stackelberg, i. 18, 42, 48

Stage, subjects from, see Drama

Stag-hunts, ii. 165

στάμνος, i. 163, 411; from Daphnae, i. 352

Stamped patterns on Greek vases, i. 212

Stamps on bricks and tiles, ii. 352 ff.; in the provinces, ii. 357; military, ii. 363 ff.; on _dolia_, ii. 459; on wine-amphorae, i. 155 ff., ii. 461 ff.; for figures in Roman pottery, ii. 438; and see Inscriptions, Signatures

Stars, ii. 79

_Stationes_ on tile-stamps, ii. 362

Statues of terracotta, i. 109, ii. 371 ff.

Statuettes of terracotta, Greek, i. 110 ff.; Roman, ii. 375 ff.; Gaulish, ii. 379 ff.

στεγαστῆρες, i. 96

_Stelae_ with inscriptions on vases, ii. 272; and see Sepulchral

“Still-life” subjects, ii. 185

Stone Age, pottery of, i. 4, 9; and see Neolithic

Strabo quoted, i. 50, 134

_Strenae_, ii. 398

“Strong” period of R.F. vases, i. 417, 421

Studniczka on Cyrenaic vases, i. 341

Study of Greek vases, its uses, i. 10 ff.; its history, i. 16 ff.

Stymphalian birds, ii. 98

Subjects on vases, i. 12 ff.; interpretation of, i. 21, ii. 8; relation to literature, ii. 1 ff.; arrangement of, ii. 206 ff.; Mycenaean, i. 272; Dipylon, i. 286; Proto-Attic, i. 296; Melian, i. 301; Proto-Corinthian, i. 309; Corinthian, i. 314 ff.; Black-figured, i. 376 ff.; Red-figured, i. 416 ff.; White-ground, i. 457; South Italian, i. 474 ff.; Campanian, i. 483; Etruscan, ii. 292, 302, 309; Arretine, ii. 492 ff.; provincial, ii. 507, 521, 544; on lamps, ii. 408 ff.; on mural reliefs, ii. 368 ff.

Sub-Mycenaean pottery, i. 246

Suetonius quoted, i. 134, ii. 336

Sumlocene, vases from colony of, ii. 512

Sun-dried bricks, i. 89 ff., ii. 331, 333

Susa (Persia), vase from, i. 64

Swallow-scene, ii. 185, 262

Swimming-scenes, ii. 173

Syra, pottery from, i. 262

Syracuse, vases from, i. 86, 307

Taleides, potter, i. 379, 380

Talos, ii. 116

Tamassos, vase from, i. 249

Tanagra, vases from, i. 53, 451; terracottas from, i. 112, 116, 124.

Tantalos, ii. 68

Taras, ii. 144, 160

Tarentum, vases from, i. 85; moulds from, i. 115; φλύακες at, i. 473; as centre of pottery (?), i. 486, 488, ii. 324

Tarragona, Roman pottery from, ii. 479, 480, 540

Tarsus, lamps from, i. 108; enamelled wares from, i. 129

Tataie lekythos, i. 80, ii. 242

Taygeta, ii. 19, 82

Technical processes, for terracottas, i. 113 ff.; for Greek vases, i. 202 ff.; for lamps, ii. 405; for Roman pottery, ii. 433 ff.; for Romano-British, ii. 545; miscellaneous details, B.F., i. 370; R.F., i. 405, 449; White-ground, i. 455; South Italian, i. 470

_Tegulae_, i. 96, ii. 340; _bessales_, ii. 332, 348; _bipedales_, ii. 332, 337, 339, 346, 351; _colliciares_, _deliciares_, ii. 341; _mammatae_, ii. 341, 346; _sesquipedales_, ii. 332; and see Tiles

Telemachos, ii. 136

Telephos, ii. 125

Tell-el-Amarna, pottery from, i. 67

_Tempera_ painting, i. 117, 119, ii. 321, 367

Temples, use of terracotta for, in Greece, i. 92 ff.; in Italy, i. 98, 101, ii. 314; lamps used in, ii. 397

Tenea, vases from, i. 51

Teos, pottery of, i. 64

Tereus, ii. 139

_Terra sigillata_, term explained, ii. 434; and see i. 503, ii. 474, 496; in Greece, ii. 476, 498; provincial, ii. 497 ff.; centres of fabric of, ii. 503; Rutenian, ii. 520; at Banassac, ii. 525; at Lezoux, ii. 526; in Germany, ii. 534; in Britain, ii. 540; combined with barbotine, ii. 529; termination of, in Italy, ii. 495; in the provinces, ii. 508, 526

Terracotta, use of, for bricks, i. 7, ii. 334 ff.; for tiles, i. 96 ff., ii. 341 ff.; in architecture, Greek, i. 92 ff.; Etruscan, ii. 314 ff.; at Rome and Pompeii, ii. 343 ff.; for pipes, i. 103, ii. 349; in tombs, i. 104, ii. 351; for sarcophagi, i. 104, 362 ff., ii. 317, 320 ff., 457; for coin-moulds, i. 106, ii. 390 ff.; for impressions for seals, i. 106; for models for statues, i. 111, ii. 375; miscellaneous uses, i. 90, 105, ii. 387 ff.; Greek terms for, i. 89; invention of modelling and moulding, i. 110; vases of, i. 118, 146, 201; reliefs, i. 119, ii. 365 ff.; antefixal ornaments, i. 97 ff., ii. 315, 317, 343; architectural sculpture in Etruria, ii. 317, 318; statues, i. 109, ii. 371 ff.; statuettes, i. 112 ff., ii. 375 ff.; Boeotian, i. 290; Etruscan, ii. 313 ff.; Gaulish, ii. 379 ff.; Roman, ii. 373 ff.; types, i. 121 ff.; methods of manufacture, i. 113 ff., ii. 378; use of colour for, i. 116. ii. 321, 322; painted panels, i. 92, ii. 299, 319; use of, as substitute for metal, i. 495 ff., ii. 431, 455

Terramare civilisation, ii. 283

Terranuova, see Gela

_Testa_, ii. 331, cf. 350

Teucheira, vases from, i. 69

Textiles, influence of, i. 312, 333, ii. 211

Thaleia, ii. 19

Thamyris, ii. 144

Thanatos, ii. 71, 84, 193

Tharros, vases from, i. 88; porcelain ware from, i. 128

Thasos, amphora-stamps from, i. 157; alphabet of, i. 443, ii. 271

Theatrical treatment of subjects, i. 470; subjects on vases, see Drama

Thebes, vases from, i. 52, 286, 390; personified, ii. 82, and see 83; legends of, ii. 116 ff.

Themis, ii. 74

Theocritus quoted, ii. 2

Theodoric, tiles of, ii. 355

Theokosmos, i. 92, 111

Theozotos, potter, i. 52, 301

Thera, finds in, i. 56; πίθοι from, i. 153; early pottery of, i. 260 ff.; connection with Crete, i. 264; Mycenaean vases from, i. 270

Thericleian kylikes, i. 189

θερμαντήρ, i. 175

Thermon metopes, i. 92

θερμοπότις, i. 169, 175

Thersites, ii. 126, 132; and see i. 215

Theseus, on R.F. vases, i. 417, 432, 442; with Minotaur, ii. 109, 298; labours of, ii. 108 ff.; in Hades, ii. 68, 111; in Crete, ii. 110; at Athens, ii. 111

Thessaly, pottery from, i. 54

Thetis, ii. 120, 130

Thiersch on Tyrrhenian amphorae, i. 324 ff.

Thoas, ii. 143

Thracians, ii. 143, 179, 200; and see ii. 166

Thypheithides, potter, i. 147

Tickets of terracotta, ii. 388

Tigranes, potter, ii. 483

Tiles, Greek, i. 96 ff.; inscribed, i. 101, 102; used for tombs, i. 104

—— Roman, used as bricks, ii. 331; for other purposes, ii. 341; in Roman walls in Britain, ii. 332; later use of, ii. 335; varieties of, ii. 332, 341; flanged, ii. 341, 342; for roofs, ii. 342 ff.; ornamental, ii. 343; used for warming, ii. 346 ff.; for pavements, ii. 350; for tombs, ii. 351; potteries for, ii. 356; inscriptions on, ii. 351 ff., 357 ff., 363 ff.; military, ii. 351, 363; from Central Europe, ii. 357 ff.; from Britain, ii. 342, 346, 348, 350, 359, 363; chronological evidence of, ii. 360 ff.

Timagoras, potter, i. 379, 383

Timonidas, vase-painter, i. 315, 317, ii. 251

Tiryns, finds at, i. 51

Tischbein, i. 17

Titius, A., Arretine potter, ii. 480, 485

Tityrus on lamps, ii. 416

Tleson, potter, i. 379, 383

Toilet-scenes on vases, i. 475, ii. 172, 173; and see Aphrodite, Helen

Tomb, cult of, on vases, i. 143 ff., 459 ff., 477, ii. 158

Tombs, Greek, i. 33 ff.; Cypriote, i. 35, 237, 250, 255, 256; in Cyrenaica, i. 36; in Sicily, i. 37; in Italy, i. 37 ff.; in Dipylon at Athens, i. 280; in Etruria, ii. 284 ff.; _a pozzo_, ii. 284; _a fossa_, ii. 289; _a camera_, ii. 294; of large size, ii. 300; arrangement of vases in, i. 38; vases used in, i. 143 ff., ii. 456, 550; tiles used for, ii. 351; lamps used in, ii. 397; forms of, as depicted on vases, ii. 157, 158

Tongue-pattern, i. 375, ii. 219

Tools used in painting vases, i. 227 ff.; by Roman potters, ii. 437 ff.

Torch-race, ii. 164

Toreutic work, influence of, on Arretine ware, ii. 489

Towneley, terracottas collected by, ii. 366, 373

Toys, of terracotta, i. 120; vases used as, i. 137; representations of, on vases, ii. 167

Trades on vases, ii. 169 ff.

Tradition, literary and artistic, compared, i. 13, ii. 3 ff.

Tragedy and vase-paintings, i. 471, ii. 7, 162

τραγέλαφος, i. 193

_Traits reservés_, i. 362

Treasury of Gela at Olympia, terracotta used in, i. 100

Trench-tombs in Etruria, ii. 289

Trier as pottery-centre, ii. 502, 534, 536

τριήρης, i. 186

Triptolemos, ii. 27, 189

Triton, ii. 25, 101, 189

Triumphs, lamps used in, ii. 396

Troad, pottery from, i. 61, 153, 330, 339; and see Troy

τροχήλατος, of lamps, i. 107

Troilos, i. 433, ii. 125

Trojan subjects on vases, i. 322, 335, ii. 4, 119 ff.; on mural reliefs, ii. 370; on lamps, ii. 414

Troy, finds at, i. 61, 256, 339; early pottery of, i. 257 ff., and see 491; compared with Cypriote, i. 238, 240, 243; Sack of, on vases, ii. 133

_Trua_, _trulla_, ii. 470

τρύβλιον, i. 194

Tudot on Gaulish terracottas, ii. 380 ff.

_Tuguria_, ii. 288

Tychios, potter, i. 379, 383

Tydeus, ii. 118

Types on B.F. vases, i. 377, 388; on R.F., i. 418 ff.; distinctions of, ii. 187 ff.

Typhon, ii. 12, 149

Tyrrhenian amphorae, i. 160, 324 ff.

Tyrrhenians, ii. 281

Tyszkiewicz on forgeries, i. 42; on vase from Vulci, i. 77

Umbrian civilisation, ii. 282

Under-world on vases, i. 476, ii. 66 ff., 159; types of persons in, ii. 192; and see Hades

Upchurch ware, ii. 546

_Urceus_, ii. 465

_Urna_, ii. 464

Ussing on vase-shapes, i. 150 ff.

_Vallisneria spiralis_, i. 272, ii. 224

Varnish, black, i. 219 ff., 369, 371, 405 ff.

Vase-painters, i. 219 ff., 379 ff., 405 ff., 421 ff.

Vase-paintings, early interpretations of, i. 21; technical aspects of, i. 219 ff.; later study of, i. 235; earliest Greek, i. 239, 260, 265 ff.; decadence of, i. 462 ff., 487 ff.; relations of, to the drama, ii. 159 ff.; to literature in general, ii. 1 ff.; to Greek mythology, i. 13; to painting, i. 14, 320, 395 ff., 440 ff., 471; to sculpture, i. 15, 450

Vases, Greek painted, value of study of, i. 10 ff.; exportations of, to Italy, i. 11, 467; early publications of, i. 16 ff.; collections of, i. 17, 23 ff.; alleged Etruscan origin of, i. 18 ff., 79; classification, i. 22, 219 ff.; discovery of, and arrangement in tombs, i. 33 ff.; restorations and imitations, i. 39 ff.; prices paid for, i. 43 ff.; found in Italy, i. 71 ff.; mention of, in literature, i. 132 ff.; uses of, i. 135 ff.; repair of, in antiquity, i. 147; shapes of, i. 148 ff.; manufacture, i. 202 ff.; primitive, i. 256 ff.; influence of, in Etruria, ii. 289 ff., 296 ff., 307 ff., 320; compared with Roman, ii. 430, 472

Vaults, use of jars for, ii. 457

Vechten, pottery found at, ii. 522, 539

Vegetable ornament on vases, i. 312, ii. 221 ff.

Veii (Isola Farnese), Campana tomb at, i. 38, ii. 320; vases from, i. 75; sculptors in terracotta from, ii. 372

Velius Primus, Q., potter, ii. 377

Velleia as pottery-centre, ii. 477

Venice, forgeries made at, i. 41

Venus, Gaulish, ii. 385; on provincial wares, ii. 507, 508; and see Aphrodite

Vetulonia, early remains at, ii. 284; _Tomba del Duce_ at, ii. 300

Victors in contests, ii. 164, 169, 417

Victory, see Nike

Vienna, collections at, i. 28

Vienne as pottery-centre, ii. 441, 530

Villanuova civilisation in Etruria, i. 292, ii. 284 ff.

Vindex, potter, ii. 383, 426

Vitalis, potter, ii. 522

Vitellius, story of, ii. 456

Viterbo, vases from, i. 74

Vitruvius quoted, on bricks and tiles, ii. 331, 333, 335, 339; on terracotta sculpture, ii. 371, 372; on _echea_, ii. 457

Vivenzio vase, i. 45, 146, 438, ii. 134

Volca of Veii, ii. 314

Volterra, vases from, i. 72

Volutes on nozzles of lamps, ii. 400

Votive lamps, ii. 397; offerings, ii. 156; tablets, i. 51, 139, 316, 454, ii. 156, and see Pinax; vases, i. 138, ii. 242

Vourva vases, i. 50, 295, 299, 324

Vulci, excavations at, i. 19, 76 ff.; tombs at, i. 37, 78, ii. 287, 291, 294; and see Polledrara

Warrior, tomb of, ii. 158; on painted pinax, i. 397, 454

Warrior-vase (Mycenaean ?), i. 297

Warriors, on vases, i. 285, 475, 483, ii. 175 ff., 198; Italian, i. 475, 483, ii. 180; Oriental, ii. 178, 179; race of, armed, ii. 164; on lamps, ii. 417

Wave-pattern, ii. 218

Weddings, see Marriage

Wedgwood, i. 20, 41

Westerndorf, pottery of, ii. 504, 507, 535; potters’ stamps at, ii. 520

Wheel, for cutting patterns, ii. 441; potter’s, i. 7, 206, ii. 437; earliest vases made on, in Greece, i. 260, 266; in Etruria, ii. 290

White paint used for details, i. 294, 331, 355, 371, 407, 470

White slip, use of, for painting, i. 397; and see λεύκωμα

White wares, Cypriote, i. 243, 244, 246, 251; Romano-British, ii. 553

White-ground vases, i. 224, 454 ff.

Wicks of lamps, i. 107, ii. 395, 403

Wide on Mycenaean pottery, i. 276; on Geometrical, i. 278 ff.

Wilisch on Corinthian vases, i. 304 ff.

Winckelmann, i. 16, 19, 79

Winds, ii. 80, 194

Wine-amphorae, i. 154 ff., ii. 460 ff.

Winged figures, i. 460, ii. 72, 90, 193, 194

Witte (J. de), i. 23

Women, games of, ii. 167; as dancers, ii. 169; as jugglers, ii. 174, 182; life of, on vases, ii. 172 ff.; dress of, ii. 200 ff.

Wrestlers, ii. 163

Writing materials, use of clay for, i. 7

Wroxeter, Romano-British pottery from, ii. 553

Xanten (Castra Vetera), pottery from, ii. 500, 501, 522, 534

Xanthippos on _ostrakon_, i. 12, 103

Xenokles, potter, i. 374, 379, 383

Xenophantos, potter, i. 61, 421, 447, 464

Xenotimos, potter, i. 421, 444

ξόανον in terracotta, i. 110, 122; of Hera, ii. 21; of Apollo, ii. 34; of Artemis, ii. 35; of Athena, ii. 40; of Dionysos, ii. 60

Yellow wares, plain Roman, ii. 548

York, stamp from, ii. 439; pottery from, ii. 443, 540

Zagreus, ii. 74

Zakro, pottery from, i. 60, 268

ζειρά, ii. 179, 200

Zephyros, ii. 80

Zetes, see Boreades

Zethos, ii. 117

Zeus on vases, ii. 17 ff., 188; in Gigantomachia, ii. 13, 14; at birth of Athena, ii. 15; Ἐρκεῖος, ii. 18; weighing souls of heroes, ii. 130, 132; on mural reliefs, ii. 369; on lamps, ii. 408

Zeuxis, i. 441, 471

Zigzag patterns, see Chevrons

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Transcriber’s Note:

Errors which can be attributed to printer’s mistakes have been corrected, as noted below. Lapses in punctuation are corrected with no further mention.

The author has included as Fig. 173 a table of alphabets used on Greek vases.

Inscriptions are presented in archaic Greek script, which more or less follows that table. For instance, the character for pi (Π) resembles the modern gamma (Γ). All inscriptions are given using modern Greek characters. References to individual characters may appear with very brief descriptions, derived where possible from that table. The character upsilon (Υ) frequently appears as a modern Roman V. On occasion, sigma appears in the form of a modern C (the lunate sigma Ϲ).

Footnotes, which were numbered sequentially on each page, have been resequenced to be unique across the text. Cross-references to those numbers in the text have been changed to reflect this. The notes themselves have been moved to the end of each chapter.

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The following anomalies regarding footnotes were observed:

On p. 31, note 108, the reference to Overbeck’s _Kunstmythologie Atlas_ failed to italicize “Atlas”.

On p. 72, the reference to footnote (882) is missing from the text. The reference has been added at the end of the paragraph ending with “he floats through the air fully armed, with large wings.” The description of item B 240, referred to in the note, from a contemporary edition of _A Catalogue of the Greek and Etruscan Vases in the British Museum_ agrees with this characterization.

On p. 458, the footnote number for 3184 was missing and has been replaced.

The following table contains those textual issues which are readily attributed to printer’s errors:

p. 138 n. 1421 Pylades at [o/O]mphalos Corrected.

p. 345 [r]idge-tiles Missing ‘r’. Possibly ‘edge’