Chapter IX: The Toilet—conclusion 120

ENGLISH INDEX 129

GREEK INDEX 133

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

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Fig. 1.—Cupbearer of Knossos _face_ 6

Figs. 2 and 3.—Snake Goddess and Votary ” 11

Fig. 4.—Fresco of a Dancing Girl ” 12

Fig. 5.—Statuette from Petsofa ” 12

Fig. 6.—Studniczka’s Diagram 18

Fig. 7.—(_a_) Vase—British Museum, (_b_ and _c_) Vase-
paintings by Klitias and Ergotimos, Florence _face_ 26

Fig. 8.—From the François Vase ” 30

Fig. 9.—Diagram of the Doric Peplos 43

Fig. 10.—Metope from the Temple of Zeus, at Olympia _face_ 44

Fig. 11.—Bronze Statue from Herculaneum, Naples ” 45

Fig. 12.—Vase-painting—British Museum ” 46

Fig. 13.—Vase-painting in the Polygnotan Style—Louvre ” 47

Fig. 14.—Vase-painting by Hieron—British Museum ” 49

Fig. 15.—Terra-cotta Statuette—British Museum ” 49

Fig. 16.—Vase-painting by Euxitheos—British Museum ” 50

Fig. 17.—Vase-painting by Falerii—Rome, Villa Giulia ” 50

Fig. 18.—Athena of Velletri ” 51

Fig. 19.—Bronze Statuette—British Museum ” 53

Fig. 20.—Vase-painting—British Museum ” 54

Fig. 21.—The Doric Himation ” 54

Fig. 22.—Vase-painting by Euphronios—Munich ” 55

Fig. 23.—The Chlamys and Petasos ” 55

Fig. 24.—Diagram of the Chlamys 55

Fig. 25.—Vase-painting from Lucania—British Museum _face_ 61

Fig. 26.—Diagram of the Ionic Chiton 61

Fig. 27.—The Delphi Charioteer _face_ 62

Fig. 28.—Vase-painting—Munich ” 63

Fig. 29.—Vase-painting by Brygos—British Museum ” 66

Fig. 30.—Diagram of the Sleeved Chiton with Overfold 66

Fig. 31.—Archaic Statue—Athens, Acropolis Museum _face_ 75

Fig. 32.—Archaic Statue—Athens, Acropolis Museum ” 78

Fig. 33.—Diagram of the Archaic Ionic Himation 90

Fig. 34.—Drapery in the Style of the Archaic Statues in
the Acropolis Museum, Athens _face_ 91

Fig. 35.—Vase-painting—British Museum ” 93

Fig. 36.—Vase-painting—Ionic Dress ” 94

Fig. 37.—The Artemis of Gabii—Louvre ” 95

Fig. 38.—Vase-painting—Dress with two Overfolds ” 96

Fig. 39.—Fragments of a Sarcophagus Cover from Kertch ” 103

Fig. 40.—Embroidered Fragment from Kertch ” 105

Fig. 41.—(_a_ and _b_) Fragments of a Sarcophagus
Cover from Kertch. (_c_) Embroidered Fragment
from Kertch ” 106

Fig. 42.—Men’s Head-dress—Archaic ” 108

Fig. 43.—(_a_) Head of Apollo from the Temple of Zeus,
at Olympia. (_b_) Head of an Athlete—Athens
Acropolis Museum ” 110

Fig. 44.—Archaic form of Petasos 111

Fig. 45.—Women’s Head-dress _face_ 112

Fig. 46.—Sandals and Shoes ” 116

Fig. 47.—Boot 118

Fig. 48.—(_a_) A Bronze in the British Museum.
(_b_) Foot of the Hermes of Praxiteles (from a
cast in the British Museum). (_c_) A Terra-cotta
Flask in the British Museum _face_ 118

Fig. 49.—Sandals 119

Fig. 50.—Diagram of an Aryballos 121

Fig. 51.—Diagram of a Lekythos 121

Fig. 52.—(_a_) A Pyxis in the British Museum.
(_b_) A Toilet-box in the British Museum _face_ 122

Fig. 53.—(_a_) Bronze Box Mirror—British Museum.
(_b_) Bronze Stand Mirror—British Museum _face_ 124

Fig. 54.—Diagram of an Alabastron 125

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