Artemis of Ephesus to the front, flanked by the deer appropriate to her. On her side is a star and on her left a crescent. Hygeia stands with her serpent on the left side of the gem and on the right is Asklepios with his serpent- entwined staff. each deity stands on a separate ground line.
History note: Given by the Revd. H. St J. Hart
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Method of acquisition: Given by St. J. Hart, Revd.
2nd Century#
Circa
100
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Circa
200
Intaglio
Accession number: CG 317
Primary reference Number: 124395
Gem catalogue number: CM.1553.1963
Stable URI
Owner or interested party:
The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Antiquities
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