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Inscribed fragment.
A sort of finished surface at left back; otherwise broken.
A vertical line at left of face.
Dedication to Hadrian.
Part of five lines of the inscription preserved.
Hymettian marble ... Ca. 132 A.D. |
Inscribed fragment.
Inscribed face and top preserved. Much battered.
Dedication to Hadrian.
Sixteen letters remain.
Hymettian marble. Found in the wall of the modern house 636α/41 [636/41 on Vrysaki map], ... Ca. 132 A.D. |
Inscribed fragment.
Part of upper left corner preserved, with smooth top, side and back.
Parts of three horizontal lines above the inscription.
Ten letters remain.
Pentelic marble. Found in late Roman ... Ca. 132 A.D. |
Inscribed fragment.
Broken off at the neck, and below; the upper part modelled as a bust.
Mentions the Counsil of the Five Hundred.
Six lines of the inscription preserved.
Pentelic marble. Found in marble ... After 129 A.D. |
| The face is much rubbed and worn.
A middle-aged man with light beard and mustache, and curly hair.
The neck was cut to be inset. Drill holes for the attachment of a wreath.
Good workmanship.
Pentelic marble ... Period of Hadrian. |
| Completely preserved except for phallus. The top of the head is flat and rough-picked, and was probably originally finished with stucco.
Realistic portrait of an elderly man, the lines and folds of flesh ... Period of Hadrian |
| Right leg from just below the knee to just above the ankle preserved, with the upper part of a boot ornamented with a lion's head.
A short support, tree with berries on top, at right.
Pentelic marble ... 117-138 A.D. |
| The face, except for corner of left eye, and the left cheek, is missing; otherwise intact. The neck ends in a carefully cut tenon.
The head is that of a man with a thick curly beard and short curly hair ... Period of Hadrian. |
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