 Among the Eleusinian figures painted on Greek ceramics, regardless of whether he is depicted as child or youthful "ephebe", Plutus can be identified as the one bearing the cornucopia—horn of plenty.In later allegorical bas-reliefs, Plutus is depicted as a boy in the arms of Eirene, as Prosperity is the gift of "Peace", or in the arms of Tyche, the Fortune of Cities.In Lucian of Samosata's satirical dialogue "Timon", Ploutus, the very embodiment of worldly goods written up in a parchment will, says to Hermes