Hi all
Here is a link I think is interesting.
http://rogueclassicism.com/2014/07/31/c ... -perikles/
The two names Arrifron and Perikles, the two brothers does not leave much room for doubts about the cup in question being used by the great man of Athens himself (just enlarge the cup photo and see).
Best
Pauline
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A cup as a testimony of a great drinking night
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Re: A cup as a testimony of a great drinking night
This archeological find is very interesting: I would like to see it directly! In a way it remind me of Athenian 'ostraka', though there was not uncommon to write names of drink companions on a cup, or dedicate a cup to someone. Thanks for sharing!