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a) From the rim and wall, the rim convex outside, slightly flaring.
b) From the lip and wall with one handle.
c) and d) Wall fragments: c) preserved almost to the edge of the lip. A deep ... 28 May 1936 ... At the right, Iolaos(?) left.
Brown for inner drawing of bodies. Red for Iolaos' wreath, Herakles' quiver strap, and for the inscriptions:
Between Athena and Ηerakles: ΚΑ [
In front of Herakles: Η [
Behind the head of Iolaos: ] Α [
Fine relief contours. |
Most of upper half and foot missing. Cylinder.
Scene: Herakles right (upper half missing) grappling the lion (back missing). On the left, Iolaos (chest and head missing) right hand holding the club (lower ... May-June 1954 ... On the left, Iolaos (chest and head missing) right hand holding the club (lower end preserved). |
Mouth, neck, handle, much of shoulder and walls missing.
Shoulder: strokes above rays.
Scene: Herakles (much missing) stooping to right binding the bull (middle part missing). On each side a youth coming ... May-June 1954 ... On each side a youth coming up, holding the club; both to the right (Iolaos?). Garments, bow and arrow, hanging in field. |
Most of wall and foot missing. General type as P 24316 (ΣΑ 2526): This is the characteristic general type for the large proportion of the lekythoi from this group. Bell mouth with variations in height ... May-June 1954 ... Scene: Herakles right (feet and right hand preserved) grappling the lion (head and legs preserved); on left, Iolaos right holding the club; on the right, youth walking away (tip of head, right arm, legs preserved). |
| Mended from several pieces; the foot and fragments from the body missing; a little of the moulded foot above the ring preserved.
On handle plates, lyroid palmettes; on rim above, dotted lotus bud pattern, ... Ca. 510-500 B.C ... A) Herakles right, grappling the lion; at left of picture Athena, at right Iolaos.
B) Five komasts.
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Most of body and of foot preserved. General type, as far as preserved, as P 24316 (ΣΑ 2526): This is the characteristic general type for the large proportion of the lekythoi from this group. Bell mouth ... May-June 1954 ... Scene: Herakles right (torso missing) grappling the lion (part of forebody missing); on the left, Iolaos right holding the club (most of head and right shoulder missing), on the right, youth in himation walking right (chest and head, half of left foot missing). |
Three non-joining fragments, a + b of lip, bowl, and one handle, c of lip and bowl, d of bowl. Reserved line on inside of lip. Glaze on c and on handle slightly abraded. Est. diam. at rim 0.20; max. dim ... Ca. 500 B.C ... The dangling neck has probably had its head severed by Iolaos, who comes in from the right. ... This youth cannot be Iolaos because a little of his right forearm appears on fragment d. |
| Human foreparts. Hunter. Iolaos. Iris. Pantheress. Funeral Games for Patroklos. Javelin thrower. Judge. Pegasos. Judgment of Paris. Jumper. Funeral Games for Pelias. Peleus: seizing Thetis. Kerberos. Chorus ... Agora 23 361 ... Iolaos |
| Hephaistos. Hera. Lakinia. Herakleidai. Hygieia. Hymettos. Herakles. Hyperbolos. Hypereides. Hyrkanos. Hermaios. Hermes Agoraios. Iaccheion. Iacchos. Iatros. Hermoglyphoi. Ichthyopolia. Herms. Ikria. Iliad ... Agora 3 252 ... Iolaos |
Broken and mended with small missing pieces restored in plaster and painted. Reserved groove at top of foot on outside. Reserved line on inside just below rim; another, 0.055 below rim. Glaze misfired ... Late 5th century B.C ... Finally comes a youth, probably Iolaos, standing to left, a myrtle wreath around his head, wearing a chlamys and boots. |
Ten non-joining fragments, f with start of handle, i part of handle (not illustrated). Max. dim. a) 0.42, b) 0.232, c) 0.239, d) 0.243, e) 0.085, f) 0.10, g) 0.149, h) 0.068, i) 0.057, j) 0.077. P.H. of ... Ca. 440 B.C ... Then comes Iolaos (right forearm with hand on hip, chlamys fastened at right shoulder [now missing, but the arrangement of the folds confirms this], lower legs with boots) standing frontally, probably looking to right and holding two spears (shafts) in his left hand; next is Athena (a bit of peplos, right hand with spear) to right. ... Red: boots of Iolaos.
The subjects on this vase have been discussed in full by B. |
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