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Orphic Gold Tablet 28Hipponion-Museo Archeologico Statale Capialbi Vibo Valentia29 Stock Photo - Alamy
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Image of Golden Orphic tablets, from Thurii , by Greek school, (4th century BC)
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The Orphic lamina of Hipponion (today Vibo Valentia) found in 1969... | Download Scientific Diagram
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Replica of an Orphic Gold Tablet I did the other day (in brass): Instructions for the Netherworld are always handy to have aroun… | Tablet, Living history, Painting
tablet; pendant; case | British Museum
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The 'Orphic' Gold Tablets and Greek Religion: Further Along the Path
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tablet; pendant; case | British Museum
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The Petelia Tablet, Greek, c.300-200 BCE: originally buried with a human body, this totenpäss (a "passport for the dead") is supposed to provide the dead with special privileges in the Underworld; the
tablet; pendant; case | British Museum
