CAVI Lemma: RF CUP. OLTOS. LAST QUARTER SIXTH. CA. 510 (VILLARD).
CAVI Subject: INT.: A WOMAN WITH CROTALA, DANCING. A: DUEL OF ACHILLES AND AENEAS OVER THE
FALLING TROILOS. B: CHARIOT.
CAVI Inscriptions: INT.: STARTING TO RIGHT OF THE LEFT FOOT AND CURVING ALONG THE MARGIN, FACING
OUT: Μεμνον{1}. STARTING TO LEFT OF THE FACE, FACING OUT: καλος (SEE CVA, PL.
4,6.). A: BETWEEN ACHILLES' LEGS: [κα]λος. TO RIGHT OF TROILOS' BODY:
Τροι^λος{2}. ABOVE AENEAS' RAISED SPEAR: Αινεα[ς], RETR. TO HIS UPPER RIGHT:
καλος. I.E.: Αινεα[ς] καλος. B: ABOVE THE CHARIOT: Αυτοβουλος, RETR. TO LEFT OF
THE HORSES: καλος, RETR. UNDER THE HORSES' RAISED FOREFEET: Κινεα[ς], RETR.
CAVI Footnotes: {1} ARV[2] GIVES [Μ]εμνον. {2} AENEAS' LEFT LEG INTERVENES.
CAVI Comments: + NEW YORK 1981.27. MUCH RESTORED. MOST OF THE FIGURE IN THE INT. IS MODERN;
SO IS THE UPPER PART OF ACHILLES (ARV[2]). BEAZLEY GIVES ONLY THE INSCRIPTIONS
ON B. HE SAYS THAT AUTOBOULOS MAY BE THE CHARIOTEER, OR GO WITH KALOS AS A
KALOS-NAME. HE NOTES THAT KINEA IS COMPLETE; THE ADDITION OF FINAL SIGMA IS
MINE. ARV[2] (1963), 328/115 MENTIONS THE USE OF OU FOR LONG CLOSED O AND GIVES
PARALLELS; SEE ALSO THREATTE (1980), 241/4. CLEANED: SEE BOTHMER (1955), 68.
KINEAS IS A HUMAN NAME; SEE LGPN II AND PAPE. IT IS NOT LISTED BY M. MOORE AS A
HORSE NAME. B HOWEVER SHOWS ONLY ONE HUMAN (THE CHARIOTEER) AND THE NAME
AUTOBOULOS IS WRITTEN CLOSE TO HIM. COULD ONE MAKE THIS THE NAME OF THE
CHARIOTEER AND READ: καλος Κινεα[ς](?).
CAVI Number: 6396
AVI Bibliography: F. VILLARD, CVA LOUVRE 10, FRANCE 17 (1951), PL. 4,2-7 (WITHOUT THE ADDED
FR.). — ARV[2] (1963), 61/68, 328/UNDER 115. — ADD.[2] (1989), 165.
CAVI / AVI Data from Henry Immerwahr's Corpus of Attic Vase Inscriptions (CAVI), updated by Rudoph Wachter's Attic Vase Inscriptions (AVI)
