Ancient Roman Faunus intaglio ring. Set with a round glass intaglio in a closed backrubover setting featuring a bust of Faunus, proceeding to smoothly rounded shoulders and terminating in a solid D-shapeshank, approximately 1.6g in weight. Tested yellow gold, circa 1st-2nd century AD.
A Roman deity, Faunus was worshiped as the god of the forest, plains and fields. A mythological hybrid with human and goat attributes, in this example Faunus is distinguished by his horns. The Greek equivalent for this deity is Pan.
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Ancient Roman Faunus intaglio ring, circa 1st-2nd century AD.
Ancient Roman Faunus intaglio ring. Set with a round glass intaglio in a closed back rubover setting featuring a bust of Faunus, proceeding to smoothly rounded shoulders and terminating in a solid D-shape shank, approximately 1.6g in weight. Tested yellow gold, circa 1st-2nd century AD.
A Roman deity, Faunus was worshiped as the god of the forest, plains and fields. A mythological hybrid with human and goat attributes, in this example Faunus is distinguished by his horns. The Greek equivalent for this deity is Pan.
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