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Rhamnonte, Temple de Nemesis, simas d'egout et de rampant. Iliakis 1976, pp. 245-247, fig. 1-2, pl. 51; Iliakis 1987, pp. 17-20, fig. 4-6, 8, 12. -C. f. Compositions etfleursreliespardestigesenS. * Sounion, Temple d'Ath~naSounias, caissonsdu plafond de la p~ristasis. Dessins de N. J6annitis pour Stais 1899-1900, col. 127-130, pl. 9 a droite. II s'agit a nouveau d'un anthemion inscrit dans un carre. L'edifice, dont une grande partie a e transfereevers la fin du Ier siecle ap. -C. 6:c). 88 D6livorrias 1974, pp.
I1est cependantfrappantde voir a nouveau la ceramiqueattiqueexercerson influence tres pr~cisdes zones sur ce nouvel art de la peinture132quest la mosaique, par des transferts secondairesdes vases aux bordureset bandes des tapis : comme il s'en * a Olynthe, sur la mosaique de la Centauromachie,133un rais-de-coeurs mais aussi en bordure trouve non seulement sur les kymationslesbiquesde l'architecture134 des grands crateresa volutes de Polion, des Peintresde Cadmos, de Pronomos, de Talos;135 * AOlynthe encore, dans l'andr6nde la Villa de la Bonne Fortune,Ala p~riph~riede la mosaique de Dionysos et de la mosaique de seuil aux deux Pans, un anthniondepalmettes innombrablesur les vases; reliespardestigesenS obliques,136 opposees obliques * a Olynthe toujours,surla mosaiqueaux doublessphingesoutl'on retrouvedes palmettes delaurier, opposes dans les angles,'37et sur la mosaiquede la Centauromachie,138un rameau qui appelleraitlui aussi trop de references, ne serait-ce que le cratere de Pronomos deja cite pour le rais-de-coeurs; * a Eretrie, dans la Maison aux mosaiques, en bordure de la mosaique de seuil aux 39 ceux-ci prdsententun et delotus;1 depalmettes circonscrites sphinges et pantheres,un anth/bnion large calice de deux sepales contigus, a base doublement concave, et deux grands petales depalmettes 6vas~s.