Hunt of the Calydonian Boar. Hunters advance from both sides. At this distance the scene may look like an ordinary boar hunt, but a closer look at details shows odd features, and the names confirm that this is a mythical hunt.

The end of the scene showing the landing of Theseus and his companions. Here we see some of the companions dancing, led by a harper, and watched by Ariadne and her nurse.

At left, fountain house: in center, deities, led by Hermes (detail at right). He strides forward holding his staff in front of him, and looking back. At left, Achilles (only his leg preserved) bounds in pursuit of the Trojan prince Troilus, riding on a horse. Troilus' sister has dropped her water jar under the horses hooves, and runs ahead. Only her skirt can be seen at the curve of the vase.