A: Six-armed, bearded figure to front, upper and middle arms holding burning torches, lower arms holding snakes. Three knives or crosses (?) pierced into the eyes and the skull. The figure wears a short robe and shoes. In the free field under the figure, inscription in mirror writing in three lines: αμοιριμορριομιρ|ριομαιιηζιζζζοι|ζυβευμοζ → voces including αμοιριμοιρριομιριομα-palindrome.
B: Cynocephalus in three-quarter view to right, one paw raised and holding a staff (or palm branch?). On the head, a crown (lotus?). In the free field around the baboon, letters in mirror writing: αιω → variant of Ἰάω.
CBd-987. The Campbell Bonner Magical Gems Database (2010-), developed at the Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest, editor-in-chief: Á. M. Nagy.
Retrieved from: cbd.mfab.hu/cbd/987 on 13-01-2025.