Les villes et les cimetières de l'Étrurie . jets sur l'inverse.Nombre de ces sujets. areBacchic Le dieu barbu debout,avec du vin - kyathus,corne, ou kaniharus, anda pampre dans sa main Satyrsand,est entouré de ménades. Aregenerally ampliorce, withblack ces chiffres, dans l'Secondstyle, et de Vulci. Les travaux et les actes. kyathus d'Hercule sont souvent présentés de nouveau, en particulier sa lutte avec le lion de Némée. Les établissements d'Erymanthian aussi vu porter le sanglier sur ses épaules de surmonter les Centaures-tuant Cacus-détruire l'Hydre-vaincre les Amazones-lutte avec Nérée-substitution

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The cities and cemeteries of Etruria . jects on the reverse.Many of these subjects areBacchic. The bearded god, standing with wine - horn, kyathus, or kaniharus, anda vine branch in his hand, is surrounded by Satyrsand Maenads. These aregenerally ampliorce, withblack figures, in the Secondstyle, and from Vulci. The labours and deeds kyathus. of Hercules are often re-presented, particularly his struggle with the Nemean lion. Heis also seen carrying the Erymanthian boar on his shoulders—overcoming the Centaurs—slaying Cacus—destroying the Hydra—vanquishing the Amazons—wrestling with Nereus—strikingdown the triple-bodied Geryon—fetching Cerberus from hell—•contending with Apollo for the tripod—combating the giants—driving his chariot with his patron, the grey-eyed goddess—playing the lyre, between Bacchus and Minerva—rescuingDeianeira from the centaur Nessus. Other favourite subjects on these vases are the deeds ofTheseus, who is represented contending with the Amazons, the G Mus. Grregor. II. taV 24, 1. 472 KOME. [chap, Lxna Minotaur, the Centaurs—slaying the wild sow of Crommyon, orsecuring the hull of Marathon; and scenes from the TrojanWar, especially the deeds of Achilles, Hector, and Ulysses. Pahestric exercises and games are also often represented—wrestling—hoxing—racing. Hunting the hare on horseback, and in armour, is very peculiar. Youths with strigils at thebath, or preparing for the palastra. Warriors arming, or engagedin combat. Among the vases which demand particular notice is a kelebe, invery archaic style, representing a nuptial procession ; the weddedpair drawn in a quadriga ; from Cervetri. An amphora, in theSecond style, from the same site, with the combat of Hectoivassisted by JEneas, against Ajax ; on the neck is a goddessbetween two lions. Fourth Vase-Room. This chamber contains chiefly kylikes, or drinking bowls, .which are more rare than the upright vases, and not inferior inbeauty; indeed some of the most exquisite

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