C. Bonner, Amulets Chiefly in the British Museum, Hesperia 20, 1951, 301-345, no. 15.

Obv. Ram headed god, ithyphallic, with heavy body and short goat legs. R. hand holds an uncertain three lobed object. Ram on ground at the god's feet. The figure may be a late conception of the god Chnum, perhaps identified with the ram headed god of Mendes; cf. Budge, Gods, II, p. 354. A ram headed god whose other parts are human is represented on a stone in my collection (SMA, pp. 261 262, Pl. 3, 52 /CBd-1036/) .
Rev. plain.
Material not noted. Upright oval, 11 x 8; enlarged 2 x 1 on the plate.