Ancient Greek Gods » Hygieia, the Greek Goddess of Health » Statues and Reliefs of Hygieia

Votive relief of Hygiea standing behind Asclepius. The god bends down over the reclining sick woman, placing his hands on her neck and back.
Relief of 350 BC

Statuette of the goddess Hygieia. Found in the sanctuary of Asklepios at Epidaurus, Peloponnes/ Southern Greece
Statue of 220 AD

Statuette of the goddess Hygieia. Found in the sanctuary of Asklepios at Epidaurus, Peloponnes/ Southern Greece
Statue of 2nd century AD

Statuette of Hygieia standing, wearing a chiton and himation. A snake is slithering down her back.
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