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{Illustration: WINE PITCHER, ELABORATELY DECORATED

"Egg and bead" pattern on the rim. The upper end of handle takes the

form of a goddess--Scylla, or Diana with two hounds--ending in

acanthus leaves below the waist. On the curved back of handle is a

long leaf; the lower attachment is in the form of a mask, ivy-crowned

maenad (?). Ntl. Mus., Naples, 69171; Field M., 24048.}

{Illustration: CACCABUS

Stewpot, marmite, without a base, to fit into a hole of stove. The

flat lid fits into the mouth of the pot. Found in Pompeii. Ntl. Mus.,

Naples, 74806; Field M., 24171.}

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