Anonymous, circa 10th century. Medallion (Lead, 25 mm, 5.67 g), 'Eulogia' of St. Symeon Stylites the Younger. +ЄVΛOΓIA TOV AΓIOV [CVMЄONOC TOV ΘAV]MATOVPΓOV ('Blessing of Saint Symeon the Miracle Worker') Nimbate half-length bust of St. Symeon the Younger, wearing monastic hood and holding book of Gospels, seated on column; on the left side of the column, Symeon’s disciple Konon standing right; on the right side of the column, Symeon’s mother Martha standing left, both nimbate and raising their hands in a gesture of supplication; in the inner left field, staircase. Rev. Large cross. Cf. Gary Vikan: Art, Medicine, and Magic in Early Byzantium, in: DO Papers 38 (1984), p. 65-86, fig. 7. Some surface roughness, otherwise, very fine.