CAVI Lemma: BF HYDRIA. FROM TARQUINIA. UNATTRIBUTED. TYCHIOS, POTTER. LAST QUARTER SIXTH.
525-500.
CAVI Subject: SHOULDER: HERACLES AND TRITON; SPECTATORS. BODY: ATHENA MOUNTING A CHARIOT;
BEHIND THE HORSES, APOLLO PLAYING THE LYRE; HERMES.
CAVI Inscriptions: BODY: TO RIGHT OF HERMES' BODY (HE FACES THE HORSES TO HIS LEFT), BETWEEN HIM
AND THE RIGHT MARGIN, NOT FACING HIM: Hερμο{σ}, RETR.{1}. TO RIGHT OF ATHENA'S
FACE: Αθεναια. BETWEEN THE LYRE AND THE HORSES' HEAD: Απολ[λ]ονος. ON THE
RESERVED SIDE OF THE MOUTH, IN BG: Τυχιο[ς] εποιεσ[ε](ν){2}.
CAVI Footnotes: {1} THE FINAL SIGMA IS MODERN (BEAZLEY; CVA); IT IS A REVERSED THREE-STROKE
SIGMA, I.E. TURNED IN RETR. {2} SO ABV; THE PHOTO SHOWS THE MISSING LETTERS, BUT
THEY MAY BE RESTORED. THERE IS A SHORT VERTICAL STROKE PLACED HIGH AFTER THE
SECOND IOTA, WHICH MUST BE ACCIDENTAL. THE SURFACE IS WHITE, ACCORDING TO CVA;
RESERVED, ACCORDING TO BEAZLEY.
CAVI Comments: VERY MUCH RESTORED.
CAVI Number: 7746
AVI Bibliography: PHOTO. — WV (1889), PL. 6,1. — LUCE (1922), 188/65. — HOPPIN (1924), 507
(AFTER WV; WRONGLY SAID LOST). — BEAZLEY (1927), 46 N. 54 (MENTION). — ABV
(1956), 350, 695. — B.M. SCARFì, CVA TRIESTE 1, ITALY 43 (1969), PL. 3,1-4. —
AHLBERG-CORNELL (1984), 142, NO. IX 6 (SHOULDER). — ADD.[2] (1989), 95.
CAVI / AVI Data from Henry Immerwahr's Corpus of Attic Vase Inscriptions (CAVI), updated by Rudoph Wachter's Attic Vase Inscriptions (AVI)
