CAVI Lemma: RF PELIKE. FROM ATHENS. COMPARED TO VASES NEAR PRONOMOS PAINTER. LAST QUARTER
FIFTH. CA. 410-400.
CAVI Subject: A: DIONYSUS WITH A MAENAD WHO POURS FOR HIM FROM A WINESKIN{2}. B: THREE
YOUTHS.
CAVI Inscriptions: A: TO LEFT OF DIONYSUS' FOREHEAD: Δ̣ιονυσο[ς]{3}. ABOVE AND TO RIGHT OF THE
MAENAD'S HEAD: [--?](.)καλλος{4}.
CAVI Footnotes: {1} PROBABLY NOT 1259, AS MY NOTE HAS IT. {2} ARV[2] SAYS: DIONYSUS AND
MAENADS. {3} THE FINAL SIGMA PROBABLY NEVER WRITTEN AS THE HEAD INTERFERES. {4}
DEFINITELY TWO LAMBDAS. THIS SHOULD BE THE MAENAD'S NAME, BUT I CAN FIND NO
SUITABLE ONE. HARDLY Διονυσος | καλ{λ}ος AS THERE IS A TRACE OF A LETTER BEFORE
THE KAPPA.
CAVI Comments: INSCRIPTIONS ORIGINALLY IN WHITE. FOUR-STROKE SIGMA. UPSILON WITH STEM AND
CURVED BARS.
CAVI Number: 0763
AVI Bibliography: SOPHOULE (1888), PL. 2 (A). — COLLIGNON–COUVE (1902–4), NO. 1270. — ARV[2]
(1963), 1337/BOTTOM.
CAVI / AVI Data from Henry Immerwahr's Corpus of Attic Vase Inscriptions (CAVI), updated by Rudoph Wachter's Attic Vase Inscriptions (AVI)
