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A kind of small krater, the kalathos has slightly flaring sides, with a spout near the foot. History: That it was used for wine is suggested by the decoration, which frequently pertains to Dionysos and maenads. The spout would be plugged until the wine was drawn. Term: The Greek word kalathos has several meanings: wool basket, cup, and psykter.K
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