Coptic Antiquities

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Contents - Introduction - Abbreviations - I. Architectural carving A 1 - II. Stone sculpure B 1-B 2 - III. Bronze objects C 1-C 8 - IV. Ceramic coffin lids D 1-D 8 - V. Ceramic vessels E 1-E 24 - VI. Menas flasks F 1-F 14 - VII. Terracotta. Female figures - Introductory note - G 1-G 61 - VIII. Terracotta. Male figures H 1-H 10 - IX. Terracotta. Horsemen J 1-J 7 - X. Terracotta. Animal figures K 1-K 9 - XI. Ceramic stamps L 1-L 8 - XII. Ceramic objects with various functions M 1-M 3 - XIII. Slate objects N 1-N 16 - XIV. Bone reliefs O 1-O 2 - XV. Bone idols - Introductory note - P 1-P 26 - XVI. Bone objects with various functions Q 1-Q 19 - XVII. Bone spindle whorls R 1-R 9 - XVIII. Ornaments in bone and mica S 1-S 10 - XIX. Wood U 1 - XX. Glass V 1-V 2 - Concordance I. Museum of Fine Arts objects by Inventory Number - Concordance II. Private collections - Plates."L'ERMA" di…