Pholos, ii. 102, 146
Phosphoros, ii. 79
φοξός, meaning of, i. 215
Phrynos, potter, i. 379, 384
Phthonos, ii. 49
Phylakopi, pottery of, i. 57, 262
Physical conceptions personified, ii. 77 ff., 84
Physiognomy, treatment of, on vases, ii. 202 ff.
Pictorial style on vases, i. 409, 440 ff., 450, 470
Pile Cinq-Mars, ii. 337
Pinakes, Corinthian, i. 51, 207, 216, 217 316, ii. 170, 249;
Rhodian, i. 335
Pinax, i. 194;
votive, i. 139, 454, and see Pinakes;
with subject of Euphorbos, i. 335, ii. 249
Pindar quoted, i. 132;
comparison of, with vase-subjects, ii. 6
Pipes of terracotta, i. 109, ii. 347 ff.
Pisa, vases from, i. 72
Pisticci, vases from, i. 83
Pistillus, potter, ii. 383
Pistoxenos, potter, i. 423
Pitane, vases from, i. 62, 339
Pitcher, see Hydria, Kalpis
Πιθοίγια, ii. 156
Pithos, i. 57, 147, 151 ff., 209, 216;
with reliefs, i. 496, ii. 292;
Etruscan, ii. 292, 300
Pit-tombs of Etruria, ii. 284 ff.
πλαίσιον, i. 96
Plastic art, i. 6, 110;
nature of clay, i. 5;
principle in pottery, i. 238, 256, 257, 267, 310, 491 ff.;
and see Modelling of vases
Plautus quoted, ii. 456, 463, 476
Plicque on Lezoux pottery, ii. 525 ff.
πλίνθος, i. 94, 95
Pliny, traditions recorded by, i. 91, 92, 98, 110;
on early Greek painting, i. 320, 394 ff.;
on terracotta in Italy, ii. 313, 314, 371, 372;
on Roman pottery, ii. 475
Ploutos, ii. 85
Poculum, i. 180, ii. 467
ποδανιπτήρ, i. 176
Poinae, ii. 69, 90
Poli (Marion), vases from, i. 67, 250, 255
Polledrara ware, ii. 297 ff.;
at Naukratis, i. 347
Pollentia, pottery of, i. 71, ii. 477
Pollux on names of vases, i. 149 ff.
Polychrome painting, i. 224, 256, 449, 456;
at Naukratis, i. 348;
in Southern Italy, i. 484;
in Etruria, ii. 299
Polydeukes, see Dioskuri
Polygnotos, painter, i. 15, 409, 421, 441 ff., 459, ii. 202, 209;
vases in style of, i. 443
—— vase-painter, i. 421, 445
Polykleitos, i. 112
Polymestor, ii. 135
Polyphemos, ii. 136
Polyxena, i. 326, ii. 125, 135
Pomarico, vases from, i. 83
Pomegranate-patterns, ii. 222
Pompeii, wine-amphorae from, i. 158, ii. 462;
paintings of, relation to vases, i. 471, 485;
bricks used at, ii. 337;
tiles used at, ii. 342 ff.;
mural reliefs from, ii. 367;
terracotta statues from, ii. 374;
statuettes, ii. 375, 378;
miscellaneous terracotta objects, ii. 387;
echea, ii. 458;
Gaulish pottery at, ii. 522, 524
“Pontic” vases, i. 359
Popilius, C., potter, ii. 490
Porcelain vases, i. 126 ff.
Portraits on lamps, ii. 415
Portus on tile-stamps, ii. 363
Poseidon on vases, ii. 22 ff., 188;
in Gigantomachia, ii. 13 ff.;
on Corinthian pinakes, i. 317, ii. 23;
on lamps, ii. 409
Post-Homerica, scenes from, ii. 119 ff.
ποτήριον, i. 180
Pothos, ii. 49
Potteries, Greek, i. 89, 233;
scenes in, on vases, i. 208, 213, 216 ff., ii. 170;
of tile-makers, ii. 356;
at Arezzo, ii. 480 ff.;
in Gaul, ii. 504, 533;
importance of fixing sites of, ii. 441;
and see Kerameikos
Potters represented on vases, i. 208, 209, 213, 216 ff., 422, ii. 260;
in sculpture, ii. 511;
list of Greek, ii. 273 ff.;
names or stamps of, on terracottas, ii. 379 ff.;
on lamps, ii. 406, 423 ff.;
on Arretine ware, ii. 480 ff.;
Gaulish, ii. 504, 509 ff., 522, 526;
in Germany, ii. 510, 535;
in Britain, ii. 542;
on mortars, ii. 551;
wheel used by, i. 7, 206
Pottery, invention of, i. 3 ff.;
Palaeolithic and Neolithic, i. 4;
characteristics of Greek, i. 9;
primitive Greek, i. 64, 206, 237 ff., 256 ff.;
Greek terms for, i. 89;
use of, in daily life, i. 135 ff.;
shapes, i. 148 ff., ii. 458 ff.;
imitations of metal in, i. 201, 488, 492, 495 ff.,
and see Metal;
manufacture, 202 ff.;
unpainted domestic, i. 252, ii. 548 ff.
Pottier on Greek vases, i. 9, 298, 305, 308, 330, 367;
on Etruscan, ii. 281, 301
Pozzo-tombs in Etruria, ii. 284 ff.
Pozzuoli, see Puteoli
Praedia on tile-stamps, ii. 355
Praefericulum, ii. 471
Praefurnium, ii. 466
Preimos, lamp-maker, i. 108
Pre-Mycenaean pottery in Greece, i. 256 ff.
Priam, ii. 127, 131, 134
Priapos, potter, i. 147
Prices of vases, i. 43 ff.;
scratched under the foot, ii. 238 ff.
Primitive pottery in Cyprus, i. 236 ff.;
in Greece, 256 ff.;
in Etruria, ii. 284 ff.
Prize-vases, see Panathenaic
πρόαρον, i. 167
Processions, ii. 155;
and see Judgment of Paris
πρόχοος, i. 178
Prokles, potter, i. 493
Prokne, ii. 139
Prokrustes, ii. 109
Prometheus, ii. 75;
as potter, ii. 378
προπλάσματα, i. 111, ii. 375, 378
Proteus, ii. 26, 136
πρόθεσις, i. 142, 459, ii. 157
Prothesis-amphorae, i. 142, 159, ii. 157
Proto-Attic vases, i. 159, 292 ff.
Proto-Corinthian vases, i. 305 ff., ii. 254
Provincial Roman wares, ii. 497 ff.;
as illustrating Roman art, ii. 508, 521
Psiax, vase-painter, i. 421, 429
ψυκτήρ, i. 150, 172, 411
Psychostasia, ii. 130, 132
Ptolemies, representations of, i. 129
Ptolemy Euergetes quoted, ii. 455
Ptoös, finds at Mount, i. 287
Pultarius, ii. 472
Punctured patterns, i. 242
πύραυνος, i. 105
πυρορραγής, i. 215
Purple, use of, for details, i. 221, 231, 312, 371
“Pursuing” type on R.F. vases, i. 419
Puteals, terracotta used for, ii. 387
Puteoli as vase-centre, ii. 478, 492
Pygmies and cranes, ii. 149
Pyrrhos, potter, i. 308, ii. 254
Python, potter, i. 423, 434
—— vase-painter, i. 147, 478 ff., ii. 272
Pyxis, i. 198, 201, 412, 449;
and see Dodwell