Bronze acephalous statue representing a standing male figure, with the right leg slightly advanced. The arms, broken at the elbows, were probably stretching out, in the attitude typical of an offering figure; the left foot is broken as well. The man wears a draped short skirt with lateral fringes bearing the inscription in relief, applied as a cloth decoration. Inside the belt, at the waist, a dagger is inserted. The bust is triangular-shaped with circular and protruding breasts. The waist is very narrow and the hips are wide and rounded for a man; the legs are opened, pressing the skirt edge. Lost-wax casting, with remains of clay core. A hole, visible on the neck, probably served to assemble the head, separately cast.