CAVI Lemma: FR. OF BF BAND CUP. FROM ATHENS, ACROPOLIS, NORTH SLOPE. UNATTRIBUTED. THIRD
QUARTER SIXTH.
CAVI Subject: FR. 1869: PARTS OF TWO MALE FIGURES (TORSO OF A MAN IN A LION SKIN; HELMET
AND SHIELD OF A WARRIOR). FR. 2293: LOWER PART OF A NUDE YOUTH{1}.
CAVI Inscriptions: FR. 1869: BETWEEN THE TWO FIGURES, IN THE AVAILABLE SPACE: [Hι]π̣[π]ολυτο,
RETR. FR. 2293: ALONG THE YOUTH'S BACK, WITH END-BOUSTR.: Κ̣εδαλιονος, RETR.
CAVI Footnotes: {1} FR. 1834, NOT INSCRIBED, HAS THE LOWER PART OF A FIGURE CLIMBING INTO A
CHARIOT.
CAVI Comments: + 1834 AND 1869. ROEBUCK POINTS OUT THAT KEDALION OCCURS AS THE NAME OF THE
TEACHER OF HEPHAESTUS. ACCORDING TO PAPE HE WAS A NAXIAN AND A SERVANT OF H.;
THERE WAS A SATYR PLAY BY SOPHOCLES OF THIS NAME. THREATTE (1980), 60 POINTS OUT
THAT THE END OF THE INSCRIPTION (ΚεδαλιοΙνος) IS WRITTEN ABOVE THE MAIN LINE.
CAVI Number: 1827
AVI Bibliography: ROEBUCK (1940), 200/135, FIG. 32. — THREATTE (1980), 55-56 AND 60.
CAVI / AVI Data from Henry Immerwahr's Corpus of Attic Vase Inscriptions (CAVI), updated by Rudoph Wachter's Attic Vase Inscriptions (AVI)
