INDEX

Avot for fecit, ii. 382, 509

Babylonia, bricks of, i. 6, 8, 91, 94;
cylinders and tablets, i. 7;
enamels, i. 8

Bacchic scenes, see Dionysiac

Bacchylides and vase-paintings, ii. 6

Baking, of terracottas, i. 116;
of vases, i. 214 ff.;
ovens for, i. 105;
and see Kilns

Ball-games, ii. 167

Banassac, fabric of, ii. 524

Banquet-scenes, ii. 180 ff.;

use of kylix in, i. 188

Barbarians on vases, i. 420, ii. 178 ff.

Barbotine decoration, i. 130, 210, ii. 438, 442, 505, 512;
in Germany, ii. 513, 536;
at Lezoux, ii. 528, 529;
at Castor, ii. 544

Bargates, potter, ii. 483

Bari, vases from, i. 84, 86;

local pottery of, ii. 326

“Base-ring” ware (Cypriote), i. 242

Basile and Echelos, ii. 27, 140

Bathing-scenes, ii. 165, 173

Baths, use of tiles in, i. 103, ii. 342, 346;
use of bricks in, ii. 331, 335, 339;
vessels used for, i. 176

—— of Caracalla, arrangements of, ii. 347

Bears on lamps, ii. 398

“Belgic” black ware, ii. 552

Bellerophon on vases, ii. 114;

on lamps, ii. 414

Benghazi, vases from, i. 68;
porcelain ware from, i. 129;
and see Cyrenaica

Berlin Museum, i. 25, 28

Bibe, amice, de meo on Gaulish vase, ii. 524

βῖκος, i. 164

“Bilingual” vases, i. 387

Biremes on Geometrica vases, i. 291, ii. 178

Blacas krater, i. 409, 443, ii. 78, 79

Black punctured ware (Cypriote), i. 242

—— slip ware (Cypriote), i. 241

—— varnish, i. 210, 219 ff., 371, 405

—— wares (Etruscan), ii. 291;
mentioned in Latin literature, ii. 304;
plain Roman, ii. 552;
and see Etruria, Naukratis, etc.

Black-bodied amphorae, i. 151;

other vases, i. 221

Black-figured vases, i. 219, 368;
from Cyprus, i. 255;
from Ionia, i. 330, 356 ff.;
technique of, i. 219, 370;
shapes, i. 372 ff.;
ornamentation, i. 375 ff., ii. 234;
subjects, i. 376 ff.;
artists of, i. 379 ff., ii. 274;
arrangement of subjects on, ii. 207;
καλός-names on, ii. 277;
transition to R.F., i. 386, 393, 400;
treatment of eye on, compared with R.F., i. 408;
subjects compared with R.F., i. 416 ff.;
varieties of amphora in, i. 159

Blanchet on Gaulish terracottas, ii. 380 ff.;
on kilns in France, ii. 443, 451;
on Gaulish pottery-centres, ii. 533

Boar-hunts on vases, i. 315, ii. 166;

and see Calydonian

Boat-shaped vases, i. 186;

lamps, ii. 403

Böhlau on Geometrical pottery, i. 286 ff.;
on Proto-Attic, i. 292;
on Phaleron ware, i. 298;
on Ionic pottery, i. 336 ff.

Boeotia, pottery from, i. 52;
tiles from, i. 102;
terracottas from, i. 118, 123, 290;
Mycenaean pottery from, i. 274;
Geometrical, i. 52, 159, 286;
bronze fibulae of, i. 290;
Proto-Corinthian vases, i. 307;
later local fabrics, i. 300, 391, 451;
vases with reliefs, i. 497;
alphabet of, ii. 252;
artists’ signatures, ii. 252, 273

Boiae, foundation of (?), ii. 143

Bologna, vases from, i. 72;

Villanuova civilisation at, ii. 285

Bolsena, vases from, i. 73, 501

Bomarzo, vases from, i. 74

βομβύλιος, i. 198

Borax, use of, for red glaze, ii. 437

Boreades, ii. 81, 115, 116

Boreas, ii. 80, 115, 194

Boriedus, potter, ii. 551

Boston Museum, i. 26, 30;

vase in, ii. 483

Bowls, Megarian or Homeric, i. 50, 53, 134, 185, 499;
for libations, i. 140, 192, ii. 471;
“Italian Megarian,” ii. 490;
forms of Gaulish, ii. 501, 520 ff.;
and see Calix, Patera, Phiale

Boxers, ii. 163

Braziers, i. 105

Bricks, use of, in Babylonia, i. 6, 91;
in Greece, i. 89 ff.;
in Etruria, ii. 314;
at Rome, ii. 331, 336, 340, 352;
at Pompeii, ii. 337;
sun-dried, i. 91 ff., ii. 331, 335;
baked, i. 95, ii. 334 ff.;
sizes of Roman, ii. 332;
methods of construction in, ii. 337 ff.;
stamps and inscriptions on, ii. 352 ff.;
and see Tiles

Bridal scenes, see Marriage

Britain, vase-collections in, i. 27;
use of brick in, ii. 332, 337, and see 335;
tiles from, ii. 346, 348, 358, 359, 363;
terracotta statuettes from, ii. 379, 384;
kilns found in, ii. 444, 445, 454;
wine-amphorae, ii. 461;
Roman pottery found in, ii. 540 ff.;
imported wares, ii. 504, 540;
subjects, 508;
types and chronological sequence, ii. 540;
barbotine wares in, ii. 513, 544;
Rutenian, ii. 522;
Lezoux ware, ii. 529;
“false Samian” ware, ii. 541;
potters’ names from, ii. 542;
local fabrics, ii. 543 ff.;
plain wares, ii. 549 ff.;
and see Castor, New Forest, Upchurch

British Museum, i. 17, 24, 27;

prices paid by, for vases, i. 43 ff.

—— School at Athens, excavations of, i. 57, 262, 265

Βρομίας, i. 186

Brongniart on Greek vases, i. 203;
on bucchero, ii. 301;
on plain Roman wares, ii. 437, 548

Bronze, workers in, ii. 171;
imitations of, in bucchero ware, ii. 303;
in Roman pottery, ii. 528, 552

—— Age in Cyprus, i. 35, 66, 206, 237 ff.;
in Italy, ii. 283 ff.;
porcelain ware of, i. 127

Brunn on Melian reliefs, i. 120

Brushes used for painting vases, i. 227

Brygos, potter, i. 421, 437, ii. 256

Bucchero ware in Cyprus, i. 242;

in Etruria, ii. 289, 295, 301 ff.

Bucket, see κάδος, Situla

Bularchos, painter, i. 361, 363

Burgon vases, i. 45, 47, 57, 145, 285, 295

Burial scenes, and use of vases in, see Funeral

Burlesques, ii. 159;

and see Caricatures, Comedy

Busiris, ii. 102

Busts of terracotta (funereal), i. 123

Butades, i. 98, 110

Butrio, potter, ii. 527

Cacus, ii. 100

Cadus, ii. 463;

and see κάδος

Caecilius Saevus, L., lamp-maker, ii. 406, 423, 425, 428

Caere, see Cervetri

Caeretan hydriae, i. 166, 353 ff., ii. 308;

allied fabrics, i. 356 ff.

Caesar, C. Julius, his finds of vases at Corinth, i. 134

Caistor-by-Norwich, kiln at, ii. 445, 449

Calene phialae, i. 502, and see ii. 490

Calidius Strigo, potter, ii. 482

Calix, ii. 468;

and see Bowl, Kylix

Calvi (Cales), vases from, i. 81, 119, 146, 191, 502

Calydonian boar-hunt, ii. 114, 294