On the obverse we see the image of an ibis striding to the left and tied at the neck to an altar on the right. The altar is topped with a vase containing three stalks of a plant. On the reverse we read the following Greek inscription: πεσσε, πεσσε, πεσσε, “Digest, digest, digest!”
Stomach Amulet


Stomach amulet: ibis tied to a flower pot Limonite, brown 22 x 20 x 4 mm 1st–5th c. AD Egypt Alexander G. Ruthven. KM 1963.04.0007