Augenvotiv mit Inschrift
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- Production Anfang 3. Jahrhundert n. Chr.
Die fünfzeilige griechische Inschrift besagt, dass eine Aurelia Artemisia aus Ephesos die Stifterin des Votivs gewesen ist, das für den allerhöchsten Gott, der ihr auf ihr Bitten hin geholfen hat, bestimmt war.
Dass es um ein Augenleiden geht, daran lässt die Stellung der Pupillen kaum Zweifel.
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- Object type
- Collection
- Inventory number1977.56
- ProductionAnfang 3. Jahrhundert n. Chr.,
- Asien
- Material
- DimensionsGesamt: Höhe: 11,6 cm; Breite: 13,2 cm; Tiefe: 2,1 cm
- Marks and InscriptionsInschrift: ΘΕΩ ΕΠΗΚΟΩ ΥΨΙΣΤΩ ΑΥΡΗΛΙΑ ΑΡΤ[Ε]ΜΙΣΙΑ ΕΦΕΣΙΑ ΕΥ[ΞΑ]ΜΕΝΗ ΚΑΙ ΕΛ[ΕΗ]ΘΙΣΑ ΑΝΕΘΗ[ΚΕΝ]
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- Period/Style
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