Hands of Sabagios

There are several types of "Hands of Sabagios" statues, decorated with countless symbols.

The ones that stand out are a snake, a pine cone, and an eagle.

Caduceus, a wand entwined with two snakes.

Dionysus's jar (Cantaro).

There is a balance on the back of the hand.

Frogs, turtles, lizards.

Another Sabagios has a figure in his hand, with a crescent moon on his head. The crescent moon can also be seen in the Mesopotamian cylinder seal.

Sheep symbol.

A woman lying down or breastfeeding with her child.

The symbol that is common to the hands of Sabagios can be seen in the next relief of Sabagios, and the two pillars on the left and right and the triangular roof are also symbols.

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