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by the Mystai Painter, laete 5th century BC. The main side of this Attic red-figure krater is decorated with a 'komos' scene (return from a symposium).

The god Kabeiros in the form of the Dionysos Chthonios depicted reclining, with an egg in his left hand and a kantharos from witch a snake is drinking in his right.

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