Aqueducts, use of brick in, ii. 336
Archemoros, ii. 118
Ἀρχεναύτης, ii. 92
Archers, ii. 177, 178, 199
Archikles, potter, i. 374, 384
Architecture, terracotta used in, i. 91 ff.;
in Etruria, ii. 314 ff.;
at Rome and Pompeii, ii. 330 ff.;
use of bricks and tiles in, i. 91 ff., ii. 336 ff., 343;
use of vases in, ii. 457;
treatment of, in vase-paintings, ii. 205 ff.;
imitations of, in arrangement of designs, i. 378, ii. 207;
in patterns, ii. 211
Archons, names of, on vases, i. 69, 390
ἀρδάνιον, i. 167
Ares on vases, ii. 41, 190;
in Gigantomachia, ii. 13, 15;
on lamps, ii. 409
Arezzo, pottery found at, i. 29, 72, ii. 479, 481;
potters’ tools and stamps from, i. 207, ii. 438, 439, 493;
and see Arretium
Argolis, pottery from, i. 51;
as centre of fabric, i. 274, 298, 307, 336;
inscriptions in alphabet of, i. 308, 335, 357, ii. 249
Argonauts on vases, i. 442, ii. 115, and see ii. 104
Argos, vases from, i. 52
—— guardian of Io, ii. 20
Ariadne on vases, ii. 57, 110, 298
Aridikes and Telephanes, painters, i. 312, 320, 395
Arimaspi, ii. 148
Aristonoös, vase of, i. 168, 297, ii. 249
Aristophanes quoted or referred to, i. 132, 143, ii. 266
—— vase painter, i. 444
Arkesilaos of Kyrene, i. 341 ff., ii. 149;
cup with subject of, i. 44, 341 ff., ii. 149, 250
—— sculptor and modeller, ii. 372
Arles, pottery from, ii. 524
Armed foot-race, ii. 164
Armento, vases from, i. 83
Arming of warriors, ii. 175
Armour, how represented, ii. 198
Arrangement of subjects on vases, ii. 206 ff.
Arretine vases, ii. 479 ff.;
connection of, with Gaulish ware, ii. 500, 517 ff.
Arretium as centre of fabric, ii. 432, 475, 477;
and see Arezzo
Artemis, on lamps, i. 107, ii. 409;
on vases, ii. 30 ff., 35, 190;
in Gigantomachia, ii. 13, 15;
as Aidos, ii. 90;
Asiatic, i. 56, 289, 301, ii. 35;
Diktynna, i. 497, ii. 35
Artis on kilns at Castor, ii. 435, 447 ff.
Artistic aspects of study of vases, i. 13, and see i. 20
Artists’ signatures, ii. 244, 257 ff., 272;
list of, ii. 273 ff.;
Athenian, i. 379 ff., 420 ff., ii. 257 ff.
ἀρυστύρ, ἀρύστιχος, i. 179
ἀρύταινα, i. 179
Aryballos, i. 127, 197, 300;
Corinthian, i. 312;
later type, i. 412, 492
Ashmolean Museum, see Oxford
Asia personified, ii. 81
Asia Minor, vase-collections in, i. 30;
tombs of, i. 34;
vase-finds in, i. 61, 330, 356;
lamps from, i. 108;
porcelain ware from, i. 129
Asiatic art, influence of, on Arretine ware, ii. 489;
and see Ionic
Asine, pottery from, i. 52
Asklepios, ii. 76;
on lamp (?), ii. 416
Askos, i. 119, 129, 199;
local Apulian, ii. 325, 326
Assariik, pottery from, i. 64, 280, 340
Assos, pottery from, i. 62
Assteas, vase-painter, i. 81, 83, 472, 474, 478 ff., ii. 104, 271
Assyrian bricks and cylinders, i. 6, 7;
enamels, i. 8;
textile fabrics, i. 312, 333, 334;
influence on Greek pottery, i. 295, 333;
and see Oriental
Asti, see Hasta
Ἀστυνόμοι on tiles, i. 101
Astyanax, ii. 131, 134
Atalante, ii. 141, 142;
on Gaulish vase, ii. 532
—— in Lokris, vases found at, i. 53
Ate, ii. 90
Ateius, Cn., potter, ii. 500
Athamas (?), see Salmoneus
Athena, on vases, i. 323, ii. 37 ff.;
types of, ii. 190;
statues of, ii. 40, 134, and see Palladion;
Parthenos on vases, i. 449, 451;
Promachos, i. 389;
with Poseidon on vase, i. 464, 497, ii. 24;
on lamp, ii. 409;
birth of, i. 370, 396, ii. 15, 294;
birth-type used for other scenes, i. 388;
with Herakles, ii. 38, 105;
in Trojan scenes, ii. 39, 133;
at Judgment of Paris, ii. 122
Athenaeus on shapes of vases, i. 148 ff.;
on drinking-cups, i. 180 ff.
Ἀθηναῖος on tile from Marathon, i. 99
Athenian artists or potters, i. 379 ff., 421 ff., ii. 255 ff.;
migration of, to other parts, i. 464, 465;
festivals, ii. 156;
horsemen or knights, ii. 166, 177, 179;
sepulchral reliefs, i. 477, ii. 158;
tribal heroes, ii. 140;
vases made for Cyprus, i. 255;
exported to other parts, i. 11, 405, 458, 464;
influenced by Ionian, i. 294, 295, 388;
contrasted with Ionian, i. 332, 356;
chronology of, i. 401 ff., 463, ii. 270;
and see generally Dipylon, Proto-Attic, Black-figured, Red-figured;
white lekythi, i. 48, 54, 86, 132, 142, 196, 454 ff., ii. 157
Athens, history of, in connection with vases, i. 11, 369, 418, 463;
finds of vases at, i. 12, 33, 46 ff.;
of lamps, i. 108;
museum of, i. 26, 30, 48;
Acropolis, finds on, i. 33, 48, 138, 402;
tombs at, i. 33, 47, 142, 147;
modern forgers at, i. 43;
potters’ quarter at, i. 89, 231;
public measure at, i. 135;
early artistic position of, i. 235, 292, 369;
art of painting at, i. 396 ff., 409, 441 ff., 454;
pottery of, see Chapters VI., VII., IX.-XI. passim;
its native origin, i. 20, 278;
inscriptions on vases, ii. 255 ff., and see Attic;
termination of vase-painting at, i. 463 ff.
Athletes on vases, i. 417, 476, ii. 162 ff.;
attire of, ii. 197
Atilius, K., potter, i. 502
Atlantes of terracotta at Pompeii, ii. 374
Atlas, ii. 75
Atreus and Thyestes, ii. 141
Attegia tegulicia, ii. 342
Attic alphabet, i. 12, ii. 246, 268;
dialect, ii. 237, 255;
inscriptions, i. 291, 296, 325, 370, 379, ii. 255 ff.;
palaeography of, ii. 268 ff.;
comedy reflected on vases, i. 473, 483, 484;
legends on vases, ii. 138 ff.
Attica, finds of pottery in, i. 49, 278 ff.;
and see Athens
Auge, i. 474, ii. 104
Aulis, scenes at, ii. 124
Aurae, ii. 81, 193
Auster, stamp of, ii. 440
Australis on Roman tile, ii. 359
Austria, vase-collections of, i. 28
Auvergne, potteries in, ii. 504;
and see Lezoux