3 (120) Fig. 119 Dionysus (?) and female figure with cups in their hands, schist relief Los Angeles County Museum of Art, M.70.76.1a Origin unknown (Gandhara, Pakistan?) Published: Pal 1986, p. 165, cat. no. S42; Stančo 2004, pp. 111, 113, cat. no. 3
4 (121) Fig. 120 Dionysus and Ariadne riding panther, inlaid golden appliqué Kabul Museum Tillya Tepe, Afghanistan Published: Sarianidi 1999, p. 79; Stančo 2004, pp. 112, 113, cat. no. 6
5 (122) Fig. 121 Sculpture of elderly Dionysus to the right, holding phiale (?) in his right hand and long staff in his left, which is also leaning on his shoulder, scene in Dionysus sanctuary, fragment of silver cup, see also no. 33. H. 9.5 cm, Diameter: 12.8 cm Collection A.I.C. Gandhara, Pakistan Published: Crossroads of Asia, pp. 91–94, cat. no. 97, colour plate 10–11; J. Boardman dates to the 1st c. BC; Stančo 2004, pp. 111, 113, cat. no. 1
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6 (123) no picture Dionysus and Ariadne with suite, schist relief 29.2 × 33.5 cm, faces of Dionysus and Ariadne are restored National Museum, Tokyo Origin unknown, (Gandhara, Pakistan?) Published: Tanabe 2003, p. 91, no. 1, fig. 7
7 (124) Fig. 122 Dionysus figure supported by Maenad and Silenus, schist relief 19.2 × 40 cm National Museum, Tokyo Origin unknown, (Gandhara, Pakistan?) Published: Tanabe 2003, p. 91, no. 2, fig. 9
8 (125) Fig. 123 Dionysiac scene, schist relief Size not mentioned Private collection, Japan Origin unknown, (Gandhara, Pakistan?) Published: Tanabe 2003, p. 91, no. 3, fig. 10
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9 (126) Fig. 124 Dionysiac scene, schist relief 25 × 52 cm Museum Lahore, Pakistan Origin unknown, (Gandhara, Pakistan?) Published: Alam 1998, p. 73 (“bacchanalian scene”); Tanabe 2003, p. 91, no. 4, fig. 11 (“Dionysus, Satyr and Maenads” or “Dionysiac scene”)
11 (128) no picture See no. 10, toilet tray National Museum, Karachi Sirkap, Pakistan Published: LIMC III, 1, p. 520, cat. no. 78, no picture; Stančo 2004, p. 114, cat. no. 9
10 (127) Fig. 125 Dionysiac scene (Dionysus or Silenus sitting in the centre, flanked by two female figures, Maenads?), toilet tray Victoria and Albert Museum, London Swat valley, Pakistan Published: LIMC III, 1, p. 520, cat. no. 79; III, 2, 413 fig. 79 (Dionysus: In peripheria orientali); Stančo 2004, pp. 112, 113, cat. no. 4
12 (129) no picture See no. 10, toilet tray Peshawar Museum, Pakistan Charsada, Pakistan Published: LIMC III, 1, p. 520, cat. no. 80, no picture; Stančo 2004, p. 114, cat. no. 10
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