CAVI Inscriptions: A: TO RIGHT OF ZEPHYRUS' FOREHEAD: καλε{2}. B: TO LEFT AND RIGHT OF THE BOY'S
HEAD: καλο(ς){3}. ON HIS LEFT, A PILLAR, ON WHICH KION., NONSENSE: ιλι(.).
CAVI Footnotes: {1} SEE ARV[2]: THE FIGURE ON A MAY HAVE A FEMALE BREAST AND IS INSCRIBED
καλη [SIC]; SMITH 19, N. 28, SUGGESTS EOS AND, ON B, TITHONOS. [SMITH ACTUALLY
SUGGESTED CEPHALUS.] SEE SICHTERMANN. BEAZLEY WONDERS IF IRIS IS POSSIBLE AND
REFERS TO ARV[2] 416/5. SICHTERMANN CONSIDERS THIS A ZEPHYROS - HYACINTHOS
REPLICA OF AN EOS - KEPHALOS SCENE. ROBERTSON THINKS THE PURSUER IS DEFINITELY
FEMALE; ACCORDING TO HIM, H.R.W. SMITH SUGESTED EOS PURSUING TITHONOS; SCHEFOLD
(1981), CHIONE, DAUGHTER OF BOREAS AND OREITHYIA. SEE ALSO NAPLES INV. 126,057.
ROBERTSON THINKS SMITH MAY BE RIGHT. {2} SO PL. 13A IN SMITH; IN THE TEXT HE
GIVES καλη. CVA HAS καλε, ATTIC. BEAZLEY IN ARV[2] HAS καλη WITH ATTIC LAMBDA,
WHICH WOULD BE MIXED ALPHABET. {3} SO CVA.
