XV111 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
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V (a) Gathering the olive crop — Amphoia, late sixth
century, Brit Mus 8226 (Cloche, /c, pi X (i))
(b} Peasants bringing pigs to market — Pehke, fifth
century, Cambridge 9/17 (Cloche, /c, pi XV (2))
(c) Sale of oil in the olive yard Inscription 'O father
Zeus, I wish I could become rich'5 —Amphora, sixth
century, Vatican (Cloche, Ic.pl XXXIII (i)) 77
VI (a] Aristocratic youths with long hair, floweis, etc (they
are of an earlier geneiation, but represent the ideal of the
nobles of the late fifth century) — Amphoia of Ando-
kides, late sixth century, Louvie Gi (Fuitwanglei-
Reichhold, Gnech Fasemnalerei, pi I H (I))
(b) Noble youth on horseback Inscription 'The boy
is beautiful ' — Kylix, fifth century, Pans, Cab des
med 8i4(H Diepolder, Der Penthesilea-Maler, pi 25) 92
VII (a) Men and boys as loveis — Kyhx, fifth centuiy,
Munich 2655 (Pfuhl, I c y fig 444) (b) Noble youths
on active service — Kyhx, fifth century, Hamburg
(Diepolder, / c , pi 10 (2)) 93
VIII (a] Young man, embiacing a lyie gul Inscription "Epi-
lykos is beautiful ' — Kyhx, early fifth century, Louvie
Gi 3 (Pfuhl,/r, fig 338)
(b) Symposium with boy attendant and flute gnl — Cup
of Epiktetos, about 500 B c, Bnt Mus £38 (Furt-
wangler-Reichhold, I c, pi 73 (2)) 108
IX (a] Dancing girl with an acrobat's draweis — Tei lacotta,
about 400 B c , Berlin F29ig — (Koster, I c , pi 39)
(b} Boy flute-player and dancing girl — Intenor of cup
PI VIII (b) (Furtwangler-Reichhold, pi 73 (3)) 109
X (a) Arkesilas, king of Kyiene, supei vises the weighing
and loading of silphmm for export — Kyhx, sixth cen-
tury, Pans, de Ridder 189 (Furtwangler-Reichhold, / c ,
pi 151)
(b} Shoemaker and customeis The artisan is cutting
leather to suit the foot of a boy standing on a table, while
the fathei stands by — Pelike, early fifth century,
Oxford 563 (J. D Beazley, Journ Hell Stud 28
(1908), pi XXX (a}} 124
XI (a) Women preparing wool — Kyhx, fifth century,
Berlin 2289 (Cloche, Ic , pi XXVIII (i))
(b) Women making loaves, with flute-player — Tei ra-
cotta, early fifth century, Louvre (Photograph, kindly
lent by Sir John Beazley, cf. Blumner, Technologte*, p 63) 125