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Engraved Gems / Ringstone. Hermes standing facing, wearing a petasos and a chlamys holding a kerykeion in his left hand. Dioskourides (gem-engraver, 1st cent. (BC)-post 31 (BC)/ante 20 (AD). Intaglio cutting, carnelian, height 16 mm, width 12 mm, depth 2.5 mm, circa 25 B.C. Augustan-Court School.
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