Sommerville, Maxwell. Engraved Gems: Their History and an Elaborate View of Their Place In Art. Maxwell Sommerville, 1889.
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- Object[220]
- no[220]
- mediterranean[220]
- amulet[2]
- finger ring[4]
- gem[219]
- marriage ring[1]
- pendant[2]
- pin[1]
- ring[29]
- scarab[3]
- seal (object)[3]
- sherd[3]
- swivel ring[3]
- vessel handle attachment[1]
- campania[1]
- italy[2]
- mediterranean[218]
- tibur river[1]
- egyptian[1]
- gnostic[2]
- graeco-italic[1]
- graeco-roman[220]
- phoenician[2]
- abundance[1]
- aegis[1]
- aeneas[2]
- aesclepius[1]
- aglaopheme[1]
- alexander the great[1]
- altar[4]
- amalthea[1]
- amor[3]
- amorini[1]
- anchises[2]
- antiphates[1]
- aphrodite[3]
- aphrodite anadyomene[1]
- aphrodite?[1]
- apollo[6]
- apollo helios[1]
- ares[1]
- ares?[1]
- ariadne[3]
- ascanius[2]
- athena[6]
- bacchante[6]
- bacchus[3]
- biga[2]
- boar[4]
- bonus eventus[2]
- bull[4]
- chariot[3]
- child[2]
- club[2]
- cock[4]
- column[2]
- cornucopia[2]
- cow[2]
- cupid[5]
- diomedes[3]
- dionysos[3]
- dog[4]
- eagle[4]
- eros[10]
- eros?[2]
- faun[4]
- food[2]
- fruit[2]
- goat[6]
- goddess[2]
- gorgon[2]
- grain[2]
- grapes[2]
- hands[3]
- helios[2]
- heracles[11]
- hermes[2]
- horse[3]
- infant[2]
- inscription[6]
- isis[3]
- jove[2]
- jupiter[2]
- jupiter tonans[2]
- lion[2]
- lion head[3]
- lion skin[4]
- maenad[8]
- marine shell[2]
- mask[20]
- medusa[7]
- mercury[2]
- minerva[6]
- nymph[5]
- omphale[3]
- orb[2]
- owl[3]
- palladium[2]
- pan[2]
- panther[3]
- peacock[2]
- pegasus[4]
- philosopher[2]
- philosopher?[2]
- priapus[2]
- python[2]
- roma[2]
- roman emperor[3]
- satyr[3]
- scenic mask[4]
- silenus[10]
- snake[2]
- sphinx[2]
- staff[2]
- thyrsus[2]
- troy[2]
- venus[2]
- victory[3]
- warrior[4]
- woman[5]
- youth[2]
- zeus[4]
- zeus-serapis[3]
- dioscurides[1]
- alexandria[1]
- egypt[1]
- italy[1]
- yes[220]
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