[205] _Sabouroff Coll._ Introd. p. 12. [206] Plato, _Theaetetus_, p. 198 A. [207] Rangabe, _Antiq. Hell._ ii. pp. 539, 842; cf. _C. I. G._ 1012 b, 7034, and Aristophanes, _Acharn._ l. 49. [208] Benndorf, _Griech. und Sicil. Vasenbilder_, pl. xv. [209] e.g. Benndorf, _op. cit._ pl. xxv; Dumont, _Cér. de la Grèce propre_, i. pl. xxv. [210] _Op. cit._ pl. ix. [211] _Griech. Vasenbilder_, pl. xi. [212] 950 and 951 in the National Museum, Athens: No. 323, pl. lxxvii, and No. 357, pl. lxxxviii, of the _C. A. G._ [213] Figured in Brückner’s _Griech. Grabreliefs_, p. 12. [214] _Gazette archéol._ i. pl. vii. [215] Hermes also appears on a monument of the British Museum, a sort of round altar on which are sculptured a man and woman hand in hand. _Br. Mus. Cat. Sculpture_, No. 710. [216] The example in our plate is that at Paris. The inscriptions, Zetus, Amphion, Antiopa, are modern, and utterly incorrect. [217] Good statements of the arguments will be found in the Introduction to Furtwängler’s _Sabouroff Collection_, and in Brückner’s _Griech. Grabreliefs_, 1888. [218] _C. A. G._ No. 1, pl. i. See above, p. 141. [219] _C. A. G._ No. 36, pl. xv. [220] _Athen. Mittheil._ viii. pl. 17. [221] Ibid. pl. 2. [222] Ibid. pl. 3. [223] _C. A. G._ No. 22, pl. xiii. [224] Ibid. No. 66, pl. xxviii. [225] Michaelis, _Anc. Marbles in Gr. Britain_, p. 229, No. 7. [226] Luke ii. 24. [227] _C. A. G._ No. 19, pl. xi. [228] Ibid. No. 14, pl. ix. Barracco Collection. [229] _C. A. G._ pls. ciii, cxxxi, &c. [230] A physician named Jason examining a patient, on a stele of the British Museum: _Cat._ No. 629. [231] _Epitaph._ 13. [232] See above, Chap. III. [233] _Arch. Zeitung_, 1871, pl. 49; _Journ. Hell. Stud._ v. p. 138. [234] Roscher, _Lexikon_, i. p. 2539. The relief is in the Louvre. [235] I. 2. 3. [236] VII. 22. 6. [237] Overbeck, _Geschichte der gr. Plastik_, ed. 4. ii. p. 22. [238] I have transcribed these inscriptions as they stand, letter by letter, retaining χσ for ξ, ο for ω, οι for ῳ, and so on. [239] VII. 304, by Peisander. [240] VII. 463, by Leonidas. [241] _Grabgedichte der griechischen Anthologie._ Vienna, 1889. [242] _Jahrbuch des Inst._ 1895, p. 204. [243] _New Chapters in Greek History_, chap. x. [244] Kaibel, _Epigrammata Graeca_, No. 461; _C.I.G._ i. 1051. Cf. Paus. i. 43. 3. [245] The published copy is very defective, and of the last two lines only the general sense can be made out. [246] _Brit. Mus. Greek Inscr._ i. p. 102. Cf. _New Chapters in Greek History_ p. 322. [247] Kaibel, No. 183. [248] Kaibel, No. 179. Roehl, _Inscrr. Gr. Antiqq._ No. 342. [249] This is the rendering of Roehl. The conceit is rather far-fetched for so early a period. [250] Kaibel, No. 180: Roehl, No. 343. [251] Kaibel, No. 182. [252] Ibid. No. 487. [253] Ibid. No. 486. [254] Ibid. No. 488. [255] Ibid. No. 209. [256] Ibid. No. 490. [257] Kaibel, No. 38. [258] Ibid. No. 34. [259] Kaibel, No. 189. [260] Ibid. No. 482.