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Wall fragment. Left: Pluto's cornucopia from column figures of Eirene and Pluto. Right: Elbow and sleeve of Athena. Formerly associated with P 5224. Fauvel Collection. Leica ... January 1963 ... Wall fragment. Left: Pluto's cornucopia from column figures of Eirene and Pluto |
| Wall fragment. Left: Pluto's cornucopia from column figures of Eirene and Pluto. Right: Elbow and sleeve of Athena. Formerly associated with P 5224. Fauvel Collection. Leica ... January 1963 ... Wall fragment. Left: Pluto's cornucopia from column figures of Eirene and Pluto |
| Largely complete, with a few holes; chips missing.
Large roughly ovoid tablet inscribed over most of one side, invoking Pluto and cursing a thief.
Found lightly rolled up, with each end folded in once; ... 23 June 1972 ... invoking Pluto and cursing a |
Inscribed fragment.
Part of toothed right side preserved; otherwise broken.
Concerns lectisternium of Pluto.
Four lines of the inscription preserved.
Hymettian marble.
ADDENDA Part of IG II2, no. 1934 ... Late 4th. century B.C ...
Concerns lectisternium of Pluto |
| Arms and most part of the legs missing.
Figure of baby nude except for roll of cloth around body below waist.
Perhaps Eros.
Resembles Plutos of Eirene group.
Traces of white.
Reddish clay. House of the ... July 1964 ... Plutos of Eirene group.
Traces |
| Dixon, Michael D ... Hesperia 69:3 Presented here is the editio princeps of a recently discovered inscription from excavations at Corinth conducted by the American School of Classical Studies at Athens. The text preserves ... July ... stoa and temple of Pluto |
| About two-thirds of the disk and rim preserved, mended from several pieces; with the handle, from a large lamp.
Panelled rim with dotted running spiral between bands.
Discus: two divinities in front of ... 2 July 1947 ...
Pluto-Serapis and Persephone-Isis. |
DeMaris, Richard E ... Numen 42:2 This study constructs a history of Demeter worship in Corinth and its environs based on archaeological finds from the Demeter and Kore sanctuary on Acrocorinth and elsewhere in the Corinthia ... May ... Pluto, the rulers of the dead, |
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