Vermeule, Cornelius C. The Sommerville Gem Collection of the University Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology. The University Museum, 1956.
Reference
- Object[39]
- yes[39]
- mediterranean[39]
- double gem[1]
- gem[38]
- intaglio[2]
- medical amulet[1]
- pendant[7]
- ring[13]
- ringstone[1]
- scarab[1]
- seal (object)[2]
- serpentine[1]
- swivel ring[2]
- mediterranean[39]
- byzantine[4]
- campanian[1]
- christian[3]
- early christian[1]
- etruscan[1]
- gnostic[8]
- graeco-roman[5]
- greek[1]
- italian[1]
- italic[1]
- north syrian[1]
- persian[2]
- phoenician[1]
- roman[10]
- sassanian[3]
- achilles[1]
- aesclepius[1]
- alexander the great[1]
- apollo helios[1]
- arrow[1]
- athena[1]
- attila[1]
- bow[1]
- bust[1]
- callimachus[1]
- capitoline triad[1]
- centaur[1]
- cheiron?[1]
- chnoubis[1]
- christ[1]
- christ pantocrator[1]
- christian trinity[1]
- cock-head god[2]
- combat[1]
- corn[1]
- cornucopia[2]
- deity[1]
- dolphin[1]
- eros[2]
- fish[1]
- harpocrates[2]
- hermes[1]
- heroes[1]
- hippocrates[1]
- horace[1]
- iacobus g. de carraria[1]
- inscription[39]
- juno[1]
- jupiter[1]
- jupiter serapis[1]
- kalathos[1]
- lion[2]
- maenad[1]
- man[1]
- minerva[1]
- moon[1]
- nero[1]
- orb[1]
- peacock[1]
- phoenix[1]
- priapus[1]
- rudder[1]
- satan[1]
- satyr[1]
- serapis[1]
- serpent[1]
- ship's prow[1]
- shrine[1]
- shrine?[1]
- silenus[1]
- snake[3]
- socrates[1]
- staff[1]
- sun[1]
- tree[1]
- troilus[1]
- ulysses[1]
- victory[1]
- virgin mary[1]
- well?[1]
- zeus[1]
- agate[4]
- black jasper[1]
- carnelian[1]
- carrerra marble[1]
- chalcedony[4]
- gold[11]
- green jasper[6]
- hematite[1]
- jadeite[2]
- jasper[1]
- lapis lazuli[1]
- metal[3]
- onyx[3]
- red jasper[5]
- sard[5]
- sardonyx[3]
- serpentine[2]
- silver[3]
- stone[1]
- turquoise[1]
- actual citation[39]
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