Article · 2002
A Token of Personal Religion brought to Cyrene c. 525 BC
G. R. H. Wright
Libyan Studies 33 21-28
Who did what
5 recordsBuying, selling and giving 3
- 1850 · p. 23
Charles Joseph Auguste Désiré Vattier de BourvillePassed objects toHonoré Théodoric d'Albert, duc de Luynes
Vattier de Bourville passed the scarab seal to the Duc de Luynes.
Cyrene
- 1850 · p. 23
Charles Joseph Auguste Désiré Vattier de BourvilleAcquired
Vattier de Bourville acquired the scarab seal in Cyrene.
an inscribed scarab seal
- 1862 · p. 24
Honoré Théodoric d'Albert, duc de LuynesPassed objects toCabinet des Médailles
Luynes' collection was moved to the Cabinet des Médailles in Paris.
Luynes' collection, including the tabletNo. inv. Bronzes n°2297
Recording and study 2
- 1961 · p. 21
Olivier MassonCatalogued
Olivier Masson included the scarab as N° 456 under Dubia et Spuria in his corpus.
this scarabNo. N° 456
- p. 21
George Roy Haslam WrightStudied
G. R. H. Wright reconsidered the scarab seal acquired at Cyrene.
a scarab seal inscribed in the Cypriote syllabary
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3 people- Charles Joseph Auguste Désiré Vattier de Bourville2 citations
- Olivier Masson2 citations
- Dominique Collon
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