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the preceding woodcut (18), which are too lengthy for their 

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formity, and how harmonious are the contours of the ordinary 

 Greek Hydria (woodcut 19), the well-known Olla (20), the 

 ( 'a! pis (21), the Lecythus (22), the (Enochoe(2S), and other 



