Dionysus, standing frontally, is accompanied at his r. by a recumbent panther and a satyr, whose feet only are preserved. A round broken stump in front of the l. foot of Dionysus suggests that he carried a thyrsus in his l. hand. His long hair falls to his shoulders. He wears a nebris with a panther head slung over the r. shoulder. There is a broad border at the upper edge of the nebris, and a curious, nearly horizontal edge at the bottom. His sandals have tied thongs and come to above the ankles. There are the stumps of struts on the side of his leg, which one assumes joined him to the satyr at his side. A pillar at the back helped to support the group, which stands on a high, simply profiled, well-preserved base.

The modeling is limited, but the overall effect not unsuccessful. This is average work of the 2nd C. A.D.