CAVI Lemma: Fragmentary oinochoe (chous). Near Eretria Painter{1}; Heimarmene Painter (?)
(Lezzi-Hafter). Third quarter fifth.
CAVI Subject: Maenad with a lyre; satyr bending over, to lift a boy satyr; maenad putting
on her himation.
CAVI Inscriptions: Above the satyr: Κισ[σ]ος{2}. To right of the right maenad's head:
[Τ]ρ̣αγωιδια{3}.
CAVI Footnotes: {1} "More or less akin to the work of the Eretria Painter" (Beazley). {2} Κισ
is on the Florence fr., ος on the Leipzig. {3} or [Τρ]αγωιδια(?). {4} In CF,
Beazley says of Leipzig T 527, which "must join": head of satyr and upper part
of boy satyr; above the former: [--](.)ος, but these letters are not
incorporated in the name in CVA, GB 9, where the reading is still Κισ[σος]. In
Para., however, Beazley gives Leipzig T 527 with a question mark. He also says
that the reading `Kissos' "is extremely doubtful: only ...ος remains." K.-D. has
correctly: Κισ[ Florence; ]ος Leipzig.
CAVI Comments: + Leipzig T 527{4}. - Cf. Oxford 534, ARV[2] 1258/1, L.-H. no. 211, which has
Tragoidia as a sleeping maenad attacked by a satyr named Kissos. - For
discussion of the names Tragoidia and Komoidia, also Phalloidia (on a bronze
mirror) see Beazley in CVA, GB 9, p. vii, and Robertson in Robertson (1992), . -
Mixed alphabet (mainly Ionic).
CAVI Number: 3690
AVI Bibliography: J.D. Beazley, CVA Oxford 1, Great Britain 3 (1927), ad pl. 43,2 ("doubtful:
only ...ος remains." (Beazley)). — NNN (1928), BA Nov. 1928: 226, fig. 15,2 (one
fr.). — J.D. Beazley, CVA Oxford 2, Great Britain 9 (1931), p. vii. — D. Levi,
CVA Florence 1, Italy 8 (1932), pl. 22, B 324 (part). — CF (1933), 29, left. —
Hoorn (1951), fig. 365/568 (Leipzig fr.) and 530 (Florence fr., not ill.). —
ARV[2] (1963), 1258/2. — Para. (1971), 471. — Lezzi-Hafter (1988), 207, 342/230,
pl. 142,c (one fr. not ill.). — Kossatz-Deissmann (1991), 157 (Kissos 7). —
Robertson (1992), 229-30.
CAVI / AVI Data from Henry Immerwahr's Corpus of Attic Vase Inscriptions (CAVI), updated by Rudoph Wachter's Attic Vase Inscriptions (AVI)
