Hecate on Ancient Greek Coinage - Symbolism and Iconography #61107 (License: Personal Use)

This black-and-white line drawing reproduces an ancient silver coin minted in Metropolis (Ionia) around 350-300 BCE, portraying the goddess Hecate in full-length standing pose. She wears a polos headdress, holds a flaming torch in her right hand and a key in her left-attributes signifying her dominion over thresholds, night, and the underworld. The Greek inscription ΜΗΤΡΟΠΟΛΙΤΩΝ (“of the Metropolitans”) encircles the design, confirming its civic origin.

Used in academic articles, museum digital collections, or numismatic resources to illustrate Hellenistic religious iconography; targets users researching Greek mythology, ancient coins, or goddess worship.