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| Two non-joining fragments.
Fragment a), preserving most of discus of lamp, showing two gladiators facing left and one facing right. Beneath them a latin inscription in two lines:
"SABINVS
POPILLIVS" ... 25-28 July 1995 ... Study Collections-Case No. 22-Μ |
| Wavy lines on rim; rosette on discus; handle solid, grooved; two small circular grooves on reverse.
Poor red glaze.
Type XXVIII of Corinth collection. Well. Leica, 95-15-22 ... 7 April 1937 ... Karivieri (1996), p. 234, no. 241, pl. 30 ... Agora VII, no. 1830, p. 153. |
| Parts of two disci preserved.
Between the disci, a narrow palm branch, with elaborate stamped circles on either side of its ends. Disci small, concave, and plain except for a groove; filling hole in center ... 10 March 1936 ... Karivieri (1996), p. 241, no. 261, pl. 22 ... Agora VII, no. 2029, pp. 158-159. |
| Intact.
Three lamps, the outer ones alike with herringbone patterns on rim; plain discus with filling hole and three other holes, each.
The central lamp has no rim, but a rosette on the discus, with filling ... 28 March 1936 ... Karivieri (1996), p. 241, no. 263, pl. 23 ... Agora VII, no. 2031, p. 159, pl. 33. |
Two joining fragments preserving part of rim and wall almost down to central medallion on bottom. Petal pattern on lower body; above, hunting or battle scene with men on horseback and afoot. Petals, guilloche, ... 9-17 June 1939 ... Study Collections-Case No. 155-3 |
| Much of wall and rim missing; profile complete.
Medallion: rosette. Wall: Satyrs about kraters with masks below. Rim pattern: egg and dart below band of double spirals and fronds.
Glaze black and red ... 27 August 1953 ... Study Collections-Case No. 155-2/4 |
| Round terracotta seal.
Red clay, remains of black glaze.
On obverse, an eagle, standing left, with head turned back to right; in field an object. On reverse, plain, slightly depressed in center.
Series ... 30 July 1931 ... Agora V, no. C 19k ... Hesperia 52 (1983), pp. 241, 273, pls. 56, 64. |
| Complete fired clay disk with irregular edges.
Side A: standing Athena Parthenos with shield by her proper left side and Nike in her out-stretched hand. The accompanying serpent is displaced from its usual ... 20 July 1994 ... 117-118, pl. 30, nos. L 301, L |
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