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Plate II.

GEMS

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27–34.—EARLY GREEK SCARABS AND SCARABAEOIDS.

⁠27. Pluto and Persephone. (New York.)
⁠28. Boreas and Oreithyia. (New York.)
⁠29. Youth and Dog.
⁠30. Archer feeling Arrow Tip. (Lord Southesk.)
⁠31. Satyr and Wine Cup.
⁠32. Archer and Dog.
⁠33. Satyr with Wineskin.
⁠34. Athena with Gorgon Spoils.

35–44.—FINEST GREEK SCARABS AND SCARABAEOIDS.

⁠35. Head of Young Warrior.
⁠36. Lyre Player. (Cockerell Coll.)
⁠37. Crane, with Deer’s Antler.
⁠38. Head of Eos.
⁠39. Lyre Player. (Woodhouse Coll. and B.M.)
⁠40. Lyre Player, signed by Syries.
⁠41. Stork and Grasshopper, signed by Dexamenos. (St. Petersburg.)
⁠42. Flying Crane, signed by Dexamenos. (St. Petersburg.)
⁠43. Flying Goose.
⁠44. Lion and Stag.

45–54.—ETRUSCAN SCARABS.

⁠45. Achilles in Retirement.
⁠46. Victory.
⁠47. Capaneus struck by the Bolt.
⁠48. Heracles.
⁠49. Capaneus struck by the Bolt.
⁠50. Achilles.
⁠51. Heracles and Cycnus.
⁠52. Heracles.
⁠53. Heracles and the Lion.
⁠54. Machaon bandaging Philoctetes.

55–57.—GREEK GEMS.

⁠55. Girl with Scroll and Lyre.
⁠56. Girl with Water-Jar.
⁠57. Head of Aristippus—Deities.

58–61.—SIGNED GEMS.

⁠58. Asclepius of Aulos.
⁠59. Citharist of Allion.
⁠60. Medusa of Solon.
⁠61. Heracles of Gnaios.

62–70.—ROMAN GEMS.

⁠62. Portrait.
⁠63. Head of Trajan Decius.
⁠64. Ares and Aphrodite.
⁠65. Jupiter of Heliopolis.
⁠66. Artemis of Ephesus.
⁠67. So-called Psyche.
⁠68. So-called Psyche.
⁠69. Minerva with Mask, Stamp for the Eye Balsam of Herophilus.
⁠70. Helios.

71–72.—CHRISTIAN GEMS.

⁠71. Crucifixion.
⁠72. Good Shepherd. Jonah.

73–76.—EIGHTEENTH CENTURY GEMS.

⁠73. Achilles of Pamphilus, copied from the antique.
⁠74. Eros and Psyche, by Pichler.
⁠75. Head of Athena.
⁠76. Athena, from Townley Bust by Marchant.

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