Bronze ‘Hand of Sabazius’ Roman, 2ndC-3rdC   Sabazios (or Sabazius) is the

Bronze ‘Hand of Sabazius’ Roman, 2ndC-3rdC   Sabazios (or Sabazius) is the horseman and sky father god of the Phrygians and Thracians. He is associated with a number of archeological finds depicting a bronze, right hand in the benedictio latina gesture. The hand appears to have had ritual significance and may have been affixed to a sceptre.Although there are many variations, the hand of Sabazios is typically depicted with a pinecone on the thumb and with a serpent or pair of serpents encircling the wrist and surmounting the bent ring and pinky fingers. Additional symbols occasionally included on the hands of Sabazios include a lightning bolt over the index and middle fingers, a turtle and lizard on the back of the hand, an eagle, a ram, a leafless branch, the thyrsos, and the Mounted Heros. From the British Museum -- source link

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