Ricci, Seymour de: Catalogue of a collection of ancient rings formed by the late E. Guilhou (Paris: Berger, 1912)

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819. Gold. A plain ring with a flat square incised bezel, sho-
wing a youthful bust to right, surrounded by the rever-
sed inscription:


“Peregrinus may you hoe.”

820. Gilt bronze. A ring with a circular incised bezel bearing
the incised inscription :
K(upt)e eXrj ( ) 0(eo)'j ilvjw;


821. Gold. A ring with the bezel, in the shape of a Maltese
cross, decorated with incised lines, one arm of the
cross now partly broken,

822. Gold. A plain ring, the square incised bezel showing
three standing figures in the usual Byzantine style.
823. Gold. A plain ring, the bezel set with a carnelian inta-
glio, bearing the inscription :
DOMNE
HAVE
Domne have. “Hail o Domnus!”
Roman workmanship of the fourth century.
Fran the collection of M.me Lombard at Ghatcllcrault and
of Baron Jerome Pichon (His sale catalogue, 24 April
1897, p. 1, n.7.) Cf. Exposition Regionale de Poitiers en
1869. Archeologie p. 9, n. 10; Le Blant, 750 inscrip-
tions, p. 20, n. 8; Corpus inscriptionurn latinarum, xm 3,
p. 631, n. 59.