Monumentum
Second Cautes of Sidon holding an axe
In this case, a quiver has been attached to the tree-stump behind the torchbearer.
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4 Jul 2009
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Torchbearer (Cautes) in a long mantle and booted stands beside a tree-stump, to which a quiver has been attached with the aid of a strap. In his r.h. he holds the torch, in his l.h. an eight-shaped double-axe.
de Ridder, 66f No. 53 with PI. XXVII (see fig. 32).
de Ridder, 66f No. 53 with PI. XXVII (see fig. 32).
Data
- CitySidon (Saïda)
- Country Syria
- Current location Musée du Louvre
- Current city Paris
- Current country France
- Type
- Labels
- Dimensions H. 88 W. 38 cm
- Material Marble (Parian)
- CIMRM 83
- TNM ctscsy000179
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