Description: Upright oval, both faces flat. Shape 8–9. Orange agate. Chipped along the edge. Acquired from M. Chachati on October 13, 1913.

A: Gryllos represented with human body, goat legs, snake-like neck and the head of a lion crowned with six double rays, holding a scepter in the left hand and and the head of a goat in the right hand. On the left: a quadruped rearing up on its hind legs, depicted with the head of a bird. In front of the figure: another animal head. On the right: an unidentified quadruped also standing on the rear legs, a head formed in the abdominal region. In the free field: seven stars.
B: In the middle: six characteres with a kappa. Greek inscription all around: νυχευαβολβαχχχιοαηλχυευεαηχυυααηιβακαξιχυχοκεραταγασ → variant of the νυχευα βολβαχ-logos.

Bibliography
Delatte–Derchain 1964, no. 402.
Mastrocinque 2014, no. 589.

The Cabinet des Médailles database on CBd-3819