CAVI Footnotes: {1} FIRST HALF OF SEVENTH (JEFFERY,IMPLIED BY LANG). SEVEN OR SIXTH
(VANDERPOOL).
CAVI Comments: I THINK THAT THE INSCRIPTION IS CLEARLY SIXTH CENTURY. -VANDERPOOL THINKS IT
IS PERHAPS A VOTE FOR THE BANISHMENT OF PEISISTRATUS THE TYRANT DELIVERED IN THE
AREOPAGUS; IT COULD ALSO REFER TO P. THE ARCHON IN 669/8; SEE FURTHER, PP.
407-408. FURTHER, HESP. 8 (1939) 63, AND ANNUARIO 3-4 N.S. (1941-42) 118-24.
THERE IS NO EXTERNAL EVIDENCE FOR THE DATE [OF THE GR.], THE ONLY DIAGNOSTIC
LETTER IS ALPHA, WHICH LOOKS EARLY WITH ITS CURVED LEG; PARALLELS EXIST IN 7TH
CENT. VASE INSCRIPTIONS (SO VANDERPOOL; BUT SEE ATTSCR (1990), 23/79 AND 132
(SHAPE 8)). THREE-STROKE SIGMA (ONCE) AND FOUR-STROKE (TWICE).
CAVI Number: 0300
AVI Bibliography: VANDERPOOL (1949), 405-408, PL. 60 (PHOT., DR.). — JEFFERY (1961), 76/9E, 70,
PL. 2 (DR.). — LANG (1976), D 1. — THREATTE (1980), 17, 54, 190, 572. — ATTSCR
(1990), NO. 48.
CAVI / AVI Data from Henry Immerwahr's Corpus of Attic Vase Inscriptions (CAVI), updated by Rudoph Wachter's Attic Vase Inscriptions (AVI)
