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TWO ROMAN INTALIES: BACCHUS AND A DANCING SATYR Green chalcedony and jasper 6.7 x 5.6 mm - 8.0 x 5.0 mm Roman art, 1st–2nd century A.D. Set of two oval intaglios. The first, in translucent green chalcedony, depicts Bacchus standing, nude, holding a thyrsus. The second, in jasper, depicts a dancing satyr. Two Roman intaglios: Bacchus and a dancing satyr A set of two oval intaglios. The first, made of translucent green chalcedony, depicts Bacchus standing, nude, holding a thyrsus (?) on the right, with an animal (panther?) at his feet on the left. The second, made of jasper, depicts a dancing satyr.
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