treasure find from Palaiokastron - appliqu?in the shape of an eros with cithara and plectrum; gold; chased; gold; total: height: 1.8 cm; width: 1.85 cm; weight: 0.74 g; body jewelry; vestment jewelry; history of Cupid; Cupid (Eros); cithara; mandolin; guitar; balalaika; musical instruments; early Hellenistic; high Hellenistic; Greek antiquity; The appliqu?with eyelets - two are still preserved - on a robe or tiara shows a naked Eros extending to the right. With his head turned to the side; he holds a cithara in his left hand and a plectrum for striking the strings in his right hand. It probably formed a unit together with the Eros Inv. 1917.202; 1917.207 and 1925.178. The motif of the theater-playing and farcical Erots was popular in Hellenism and can also be traced in Roman art.