Bonner, SMA, 272.
Bonner, SMA – PDF, 272.116
Obv. Reaper to r. wearing cap and kilt (or close-fitting tunic forming a kilt below belt); before him six stalks of grain, which he is about to cut with a long-handled sickle, and three stubbles. His outer garment hangs from a tree at l., which arches over his back.
Rev. σχιων.
Haematite. Transverse oval, 31 Χ 21. The illustration was made from an impression, and the photographic film was reversed in printing.
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Paris, Cabinet des Médailles 1835 bis
Obv. Reaper, wearing apron and cap with ear lappets, stooping to r. with long-handled sickle, to cut five stalks of grain. Three stubbles before him. Behind, a tree arching over his back; his upper garment hangs from its fork.
Rev. σχιωv.
Haematite. Transverse oval, 29 Χ 23. Cracked horizontally across the middle.
118
Obv. Reaper wearing long-visored cap and kilted tunic bending to r. to cut three stalks of grain with long-handled sickle. Three stubbles between reaper and standing ears. At l. behind, tree on which reaper's garment hangs.
Rev. σχιωv.
Haematite. Transverse oval, 25 Χ 20. From an impression, the film reversed in printing.
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Obv. Reaper wearing cap and kilted tunic, stooping to r. to cut four stalks of grain. Tree behind. A cut ear on ground before the man's feet.
Rev. Σαβαω.
Haematite. Transverse oval, 21 Χ 14 Χ 3. Chipped at r.
120
Obv. Reaper to r. wearing high cap and kilt, cutting four stalks of grain. Tree behind.
Rev. σχιωv.
Haematite. Transverse oval, 20 Χ 18 Χ 4.
121
Obv. Long-nosed man in tall cap and kilt, cutting three stalks of grain at r. Three stubbles. Tree behind.
Rev. σχιωv. A channel that looks like iota before sigma was probably made by the accidental loss of a small splinter.
Haematite. Upright oval, 22 Χ 15 Χ 3.
122
Obv. Reaper in pointed cap and kilt bending to r. to cut three stalks of grain. Bird perched on his back. Three stubbles. Tree behind.
Rev. Plain.
Carnelian. Almost circular, 13 Χ 12 X 3. The material is unusual, and, since there is no inscription, the design might pass for a genre piece to which the lapidary has given a humorous turn.
123
Obv. Reaper in tall cap and kilt, stooping to r. to cut four stalks of grain. Three stubbles. Tree behind with hanging garment. The ground line is made by a snake with head to l.
Rev. σχιωv, with three characters above and two or three below.
Haematite. Upright oval, 42 Χ 29 Χ 4. Large chip at lower r.
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Obv. Reaper to r. cutting three stalks of grain; wears tunic, leggings, and apparently cap with a short visor. Tree behind. Extremely crude work.
Rev. σχιov, below which is a large character like an E lying on its back.
Limonite. Upright oval, 33 Χ 22 Χ 5. Photograph from the original.
125
Obv. Reaper in cap, leggings, and kilted tunic, stooping to r. to cut stalks of grain, of which only one and the lower part of a second remain, the others lost with a broad splinter which has broken away from the right side. Tree behind. A plant of some kind, perhaps meant for a stubble, in front. Traces of ouroboros at top and bottom. Very crude; the man's stoop has become a deformity. Style like preceding.
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