Description: Upright oval, both faces flat. Shape 8–9. Black haematite. Intact. Acquired in Egypt from M. Chachati on 16 October 1913.

A: On the left, Asclepius wearing a tunic and a mantle, his right hand holding a snake entwined staff and his left hand clutching a scroll. On the right, Hygieia clad in a long garment and a mantle, holding a patera in her right hand and a snake in her left hand, the snake stooping over the patera. Above: a crescent between two stars.
B: Greek inscription in three lines: στο|μαχ|ου → στομάχου. 'For the stomach!' Below: Chnoubis-sign.

Bibliography
Delatte–Derchain 1964, no. 235.
Mastrocinque 2014 on CBd-3564

The Cabinet des Médailles database on CBd-3564