Decoration: Body: ACHILLES (WITH SPEARS, NAMED) BROUGHT TO CHIRON, WITH CLUB AND TREE WITH HARE, MAN IN CHITONISKOS AND CHLAMYS WITH SPEARS (HERMES OR PELEUS ?), THETIS, INSCRIPTIONS (NONSENSE ?)
Last Recorded Collection: Syracuse, Museo Archeologico Regionale Paolo Orsi: 18418
Publication Record: Adam-Velene, P., and Tzanavare, K. (eds.), Dineessa, Timetikos tomos gia ten Katerina Rhomiopoulou (Thessaloniki, 2012): 237, SCH.2 (DRAWING OF BD) Beazley, J.D., Attic Black-Figure Vase-Painters (Oxford, 1956): 476 Haspels, C.H.E., Attic Black-figured Lekythoi (Paris, 1936): 217.38 Hatzivassiliou, E., Athenian Black Figure Iconography between 510 and 475 B.C. (Rahden, 2010): PL.11.4 (DRAWING OF BD) Maurina, B., and Sorge, E. (eds.), Orsi, Halbherr, Gerola, L'archeologia italiana nel Mediterraneo (Rovereto, 2010): 67, NO.I.46 (COLOUR OF PART OF BD)
CAVI Lemma: BF lekythos. Edinburgh Painter. Ca. 500.
CAVI Subject: The child Achilles brought to Chiron by his father.
CAVI Inscriptions: Benndorf saw traces of an inscription beside the head of a female at left and connected them with καλος ναιχι. Beazley did not see these traces and read:καλος. Πε[λε]ιδες = Achilles and ναιχι{1}. Hence Peleus and Chiron are not inscribed.
CAVI Footnotes: {1} after Beazley in AJA.
CAVI Comments: Miswritten by an illiterate? - I do not know the pertinence of καλος and
(twice) ναιχι to the figures.
