CAVI Collection: AMSTERDAM, ALLARD PIERSON MUSEUM 2856 (2474).
CAVI Lemma: FR. OF RF PLATE. FROM TARENTUM. PASEAS (CERBERUS PAINTER). LAST QUARTER
SIXTH.
CAVI Subject: TOP: LOWER PARTS OF A NAKED BOY TO RIGHT, FACING A SEATED AND DRAPED MALE TO
LEFT WHO IS HOLDING A ROD. (PERHAPS ATHLETE AND TRAINER (HEMELRIJK)). BOTTOM:
LOWER PART OF MALE RUSHING TO RIGHT (PERHAPS KOMAST, BOTHMER).
CAVI Inscriptions: TOP: TO LEFT OF LEFT FIGURE, DIAGONALLY DOWNWARD: [Επιδ]ρομος, RETR.{3}.
CAVI Footnotes: {1} [WHICH SAYS ONLY: `FROM TARANTO.']. {2} ACCORDING TO HEMELRIJK, BEAZLEY
WRONGLY USED THE ARNDT NUMBER (2474) FOR THE MUSEUM NUMBER WHICH IS ACTUALLY
2856. {3} SO THE TEXT AND ARV[2]; THE FACS. IN CVA HAS [--]ομος, RETR. WHICH IS
PRESUMABLY WRONG.
CAVI Comments: ON P. 1577 BEAZLEY SAYS: "THE NAME [EPIDROMOS] PROBABLY OCCURS ON A
FRAGMENTARY PLATE IN AMSTERDAM, BY PASEAS." APPARENTLY WITHOUT KALOS. EX ARNDT
(NO. 2474) AND THE HAGUE, SCHEURLEER COLLECTIONS. OF THE NINSE PLATES DECORATED
BY PASEAS, THIS IS BY A DIFFERENT POTTER FROM THE OTHERS (BOTHMER) AND ALSO THE
ONLY ONE DECORATED BOTH AT TOP AND BOTTOM.
CAVI Number: 0144
AVI Bibliography: ARV[2] (1963), 163/9, 1577. — J.M. HEMELRIJK, CVA AMSTERDAM 1, NETHERLANDS 6
(1988), PL. 21,4,6 (INSCR. NOT VISIBLE), FIGS. 18 (FACS. OF INSCR.) AND 64
(PROFILE). — ADD.[2] (1989), 182. — ADD.[2] (1989), 182{1}.
CAVI / AVI Data from Henry Immerwahr's Corpus of Attic Vase Inscriptions (CAVI), updated by Rudoph Wachter's Attic Vase Inscriptions (AVI)
