Roman: Dionysiac
62
Cornelian ringstone, shape F1.
11x9x1.5.
A plump silen with dress wrapped around his waist, is playing double pipes before a phallic body-herm on a pillar, with a thyrsos leaning against it. Ground line.
1st cent. BC
63
Cornelian ringstone, shape C3.
15x12x3.5.
A young satyr with goat tail seated on an animal skin - muzzle and forelegs visible. He has a spiky wreath and holds a syrinx.
2nd/1st cent BC.
64
Brownish quartz ringstone, shape F2.
12x10.5x2
A young satyr with goat tail kneels to adjust a phallic body-herm. Ground line.
1st cent. BC.
65
Lapis lazuli ringstone, shape F7.
14x10x2.
An elderly man (satyr?) with a cloak over one arm, holding a thyrsos and a bunch of grapes> behind him a vine with a bunch of grapes, before him a wicker basket full of bunches. Ground line.
1st/2nd cent. AD.
66
Cornelian ringstone, shape B4.
16x12.5x4.5.
Horned Pan with goat legs steps forward holding out a ram's head, and on his other arm a lagobolon and goatskin. Ground line.
1st cent. BC.
67
Garnet ringstone, shape C8.
A young satyr/Pan with goat tail and legs but no horns, skips forward playing a down-turned Phrygian pipe. Short ground line.
1st cent. BC.
68
Cornelian?
14x11
Bust of a young satyr wearing an animal skin and shouldering a lagobolon.
Type of the 1st cent. BC, probably a modern copy.
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