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| Marble inscription, possibly representing gaming piece cut down from inscribed slab? Original inscription cut on slab of thickness of revetment. Likely from Early Christian gravestone. Lightly incised ... 1978/11/01 ... possibly representing gaming ... cut on slab of thickness of ... Christian gravestone. |
| Broken on all sides. Back preserved; rough-picked.
Legs of nude male striding left with drapery falling in front; archaistic.
Perhaps representing row dance of Hermes and the Nymphs.
Hollow cutting on ... 9 August 1977 ... Broken on all sides ...
Perhaps representing row dance of Hermes and the Nymphs. |
| Upper left corner preserved in two joining fragments.
In top are traces of iron clamps, one to tie this slab to its backer, one to secure it to the background of a marble herm head. (In the case of the ... August 1946 ... herms of the type represented ... iron clamps, one to tie this slab to its backer, one to |
| On each side is represented a draped human figure in very low relief. Only the lines of the drapery are indicated; there is no modeling. All three sides terminate at the top in one neck, which is slightly ... Late Hellenistic or Roman period ... On each side is represented a draped human figure ... terminate at the top in one neck, |
| Intact.
On rim, panelled guilloche enclosing leaves.
On discus, Hermes left, a cloak over his left shoulder, the caduceus in his left hand, leading a ram by the horns. Stele at left crowned by cap. Altar ... 17 March 1937 ... Intact.
On rim, panelled guilloche enclosing leaves.
On discus, Hermes left, a cloak |
| Herm used as handle of a bronze vessel, slanting diagonally out from rim.
The fragment of rim to which it is attached is badly corroded as are the back and lower sides of the herm. The face from the eyes ... 23 May 1936 ... Herm used as handle of a ... sides of the herm. The face ... The stubs representing arms |
| Mended from five pieces. Missing: end of nose, edge of left ear; right shoulder and back; small breaks in drapery and neck on left side, slice of hair over the right temple.
The height of the bust is ... Ca. 215-225 A.D ... Portrait Herm |
| Complete except for right hand, a bit of the caduceus and a fragment from the left arm, where there is a break, and an iron dowel, which joined the two parts in antiquity; the head made separately and ... 18 May 1938 ... youthful Hermes is represented ... life-size, on a roughly ... weight is on his right leg, |
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