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| Rt. arm down at side, hand down, holding egg between thumb and index finger; last two fingers bent down, with small strut on folded little finger; incised joints, fingers rendered. Egg being eaten by snake ... 4th century A.C. Context 3rd q. 4th c.; 3rd or 4th c. according to Stirling ... STATUETTE OF ASKLEPIOS, TELESPHOROS: RT. HAND, SNAKE |
| Left hand and wrist of statuette of Asklepios: arm reaching forward and holding staff, likely made of other material. Wrist bends slightly inward and fingers curve around cylindrical hole (D 0.004) drilled ... 4th c. AC? Context LR; 2/2 2nd c. according to Stirling ... Left hand and wrist of statuette of Asklepios: arm reaching forward and holding ... index finger, most of surface |
| Small statuette of Asklepios standing with weight on lt. leg, rt. bent but foot on same plane as lt. foot. Head and upper torso twisted somewhat to proper rt., arms at side, lt. bent. Wears thick fillet ... Early Roman or Antonine, context late 4th c. A.C.; 3rd or 4th c. according to Stirling ... Asklepios standing with weight on ... Standing beside Asklepios is ... of folds generated from 2 |
| Part of bottom and left border preserved. Head and neck of figure missing.
Male figure leaning on staff. Chest and right arm naked, draped to ankles elsewhere. Right arm held across body, grasping left ... 2 June 1970 ... back.
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Mended and complete. Glaze abraded on one handle. H. 0.065; diam. at rim 0.19; diam. of tondo 0.106; diam. of foot 0.08. Themelis, Agora: Guide, fig. opp. p. 62; M. Lang, Socrates in the Agora (Agora Picture ... Ca. 500 B.C ... for the index finger ... meanings. See the general |
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