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Rosae rubrae sunt,Habeo telephonum,Nemo vocat me,Semper solum.Roses are red,I have a phone,Nobody ca

A trainer instructs young equestrians. Side B of an Attic red-figure kylix (wine-drinking cup with

Apollo (left) and Artemis (right) intervene to save their mother Leto from the predations of Tityos.

Rosae rubrae sunt,Habeo telephonum,Nemo vocat me“Semper solum.”Roses are red,I have a phone,Nobody c

A herdsman with two cows. Attic red-figure cup in the shape of a hoof, by an artist related to the

Dionysus in his panther-drawn chariot. Side A of an Attic red-figure pelike, attr. to the Pasithea

A nude, beardless Heracles. Attic red-figure lekythos, name-vase of the Group of Palermo 16; ca. 45

A Siren. Miniature squat red-figure lekythos, attr. to the Seireniske Painter; mid-5th cent. BCE.

Orestes and Pylades arrive among the Taurians. Detail from a Campanian red-figure krater, Group of

ancient depiction of david cameron, attic red-figure cup, c. 510 bce

Attic janiform red-figure aryballos in the shape of women’s heads, bearing the inscription Epilykos

King Aegeus of Athens consults the goddess Themis (Natural Law). Tondo of an Attic red-figure kylix

Ganymede, the young Trojan prince whom Zeus abducted to be his cupbearer, holds a hoop and a rooster

Triptolemus prepares to depart in his winged chariot, on the mission given to him by Demeter to spre

Apulian red-figure terracotta fish plate. Attributed to the workshop of the Darius Painter; ca. 340

Plouton, god of wealth, holds a cornucopia, opposite Demeter, who holds a scepter and plough. Attic

The mythological bard Orpheus among the Thracians. Side A of an Attic red-figure bell-krater, attri

Poseidon, trident in hand, duels the Giant Polybotes during the Gigantomachy. Tondo of an Attic red

Theseus’ abduction of Helen of Troy: Theseus, assisted by his best friend Pirithous and Helen’s sist

Discobolus (discus-thrower). Interior of an Attic red-figure cup, manner of the Antiphon Painter; c

A maenad. Attic red-figure skyphos, artist unknown; early 5th cent. BCE. Now in the Los Angeles Co

Eros makes an offering. Apulian red-figure plate, attributed to the Ascoli Satriano Painter; ca. 34

The infant Heracles strangles the snakes sent by his mother Hera to kill him, while a servant-woman

The death of Orpheus. Attic red-figure stamnos, signed by the painter Hermonax; ca. 470 BCE. Now i

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