CAVI Lemma: FRAGMENTARY RF CUP. FROM ORVIETO. COLMAR PAINTER. EARLY FIFTH. VERY EARLY
(BEAZLEY){1}.
CAVI Subject: INT.: A NAKED YOUTH CROUCHES BEFORE A LARGE COLUMN KRATER AT THE LEFT AND
LADLES FROM IT WHILE HOLDING A DRINKING HORN IN HIS LEFT HAND. EXT.: SYMPOSIUM:
THREE RECLINING FIGURES ON EACH SIDE: A: A YOUTH; A BASKET HUNG UP; A BEARDED
MAN; A MALE. B: A MALE; A BEARDED MAN; A YOUTH.
CAVI Inscriptions: INT.: TO LEFT OF THE YOUTH'S FACE: καλος, RETR. BY THE LOWER BODY: Λ[εαγρο]ς.
I.E., καλος | Λ[εαγρο]ς. A: AT THE LEVEL OF THE HEAD: [Λ]εακρος{2}. PROBABLY
CONTINUING: [καλο]ς. B: ON BOTH SIDES OF THE MAN'S HEAD: [(?)Αντ]ιας.
CAVI Footnotes: {1} SCHWARZ THINKS THE CUP NOT EARLY BUT DATES IT CA. 500. {2} SO BEAZLEY; I
READ THE KAPPA AS A LAMBDA, BUT BEAZLEY IS NO DOUBT RIGHT. SCHWARZ HAS: FROM THE
HEAD OF THE YOUTH AT LEFT: [Λ]εακρος [καλο]ς.
CAVI Comments: INT.: THE OBJECT IN THE HAND OF THE BOY, WHICH MOSTLY DISAPPEARS INTO THE
KRATER, DOES NOT LOOK LIKE PART OF AN OINOCHOE, RATHER LIKE A CLOTH OR SPONGE.
ANTIAS APPEARS I.A. ON TWO OTHER CUPS BY THE COLMAR PAINTER.
CAVI Number: 8023
AVI Bibliography: PHILIPPART (1928), 34. — ARV[2] (1963), 354/25 (NO BIBL.). — S.J. SCHWARZ
(1996), 43/45, PLS. 58-59; P. 43 (FACSS.).
CAVI / AVI Data from Henry Immerwahr's Corpus of Attic Vase Inscriptions (CAVI), updated by Rudoph Wachter's Attic Vase Inscriptions (AVI)
