Fitz Jenő (szerk.): Religions and Cults in Pannonia. Exhibiton an Székesfehérvár, Csók István Gallery 15 May - 30 September 1996 – Szent István Király Múzeum közleményei: A. sorozat 33. (1998)

93. Votive slab of Silvanus Domesticus Votive gift of Iulius Antius to Silvanus Domesticus. Oblong, upright limestone slab on the top pediment and corner-acroteria. In the recessed, niche-like field Silvanus, with a Phrygian cap on the head, in his raised right a pruning knife, in the left a branch cut. His dog lies at his right foot. On his left three female figures, according to the insciption Silvanae, i.e. forest nymphs. The text of the inscription: Sil(vano) et Silva\nis sa(crum). Fla(via) | Secundina v(otum) s(olvit) l(ibens) m(erito). - 2nd-3rd century. -69x72x40-49 cm. - Óbuda (Aquincum) Grünwald és Társa Szeszgyár. - MNM, Inv. no. 8.1880. HAMPEL 1881, 170-171; HAMPEL 1890, 70-71; RÉCSEY 1894b Pl. 11; DINER 1883 86, No. 2. M.Na. 94. Silvanus Silvanus is shown as a naked man with accented genitals standing full weight on his right foot while his left is rotated to the left. On his feet he wears low boots with accented bootleg rims. A creased cloak is draped over his left shoulder and conceals his left hand. Is is clasped on his right shoulder. The cloak serves as a bundle for carrying six apples. He holds his right arm close to his body. His right forearm is raised at the elbow, towards his chest. Three more apples are visible in the right hand. Both hand and fingers are overproportionate. The head is large and turned to the left. The large eyes are interestingly stylized. The eyes, as are the nose and small pressed lips, are overtly emphasized. The hair is divided into large strands and reaches from the crown of the head to the forehead and back of the head. The whole figure leans on a bent plate which is connected to the statute from behind by means of a support. It may be concluded that it served as a decoration for some sort of receptacle. Traces of remaining joins indicate that the figure has not been treated fully. - 1st century A.D. -Height with plate for affixation: 10,9 cm; H with base: 9,1 cm; bronze - Novi Banovci (Burgenae) - ZAM, Inv. no. 4651. BRUNSMID 1913/1914, 231-232, no. 59, fig. 59.; REINACH 1924, 21, fig. 6.; TADIN 1979, 25, no. 48, T. XXTV, 4. A.R-M. 95. Votive tablet dedicated to Silvanus and the Silvanae Votive tablet of Flavia Secundina dedicated to the deities of forests and fields. In the upper three-quarter of the oblong limestone slab four figures: on the left Silvanus wearing a Phrygian cap, in his raised right a curved pruning knife, in his left a cut branch. At his right foot his dog. On his left three female figures, according to the inscription the Silvanae, i.e. wood nymphs. The inscription reads: Sil(vano) et Silva(nis) sa(crum). Flafvia) \ Secundina \ v(otum) s (olvit) l(ibens) m(erito). - 2nd to 3rd century - 69x72x40-49 cm. - Óbuda (Aquincum), Grünwald és Társa Szeszgyár - MNM, Inv. no. 8.1881. HAMPEL 1881, 170-171; HAMPEL 1891, 70-71; RÉCSEY 1894b Pl. 11: DINER 1882, 86, Nr. 2. M.Na. 96. Silvanus tablet Limestone votive tablet. In a recessed field Silvanus accompanied by three Silvanae. Silvanus is clad in tunic, with a mantle thrown over the shoulder, on his head a pointed cap, he is looking to the right, in his right hand a pruning knife, in his left a branch, at his feet a dog. On his left three female figures clad in a twice-bound long garment, in the left a branch, in the right a round basket (?). Their headdress is hardly discernible. Under the relief in a tabula ansata the inscription: Sil(vano) \ et Silva\nis sa(crum) (Flavia) | Secundina \ v(otum) s (olvit) l(ibens) m(erito). - Firsthalf of the 3rd century - 72x48x12 cm. - Óbuda (Aquincum), civil town - MNM, Inv. nr. 8.1881. HAMPEL 1881b, 170 -171; HAMPEL 1891, 70-71, Fig. VII; T. NAGY 1942, 390, Pl. LVII, 2. Z.F. 81