Cothurns are boots, about 15-20cm high.
Genius is usually barefoot. There might be exceptions, but less probably perhpas in Greek-speaking lands (it was the
Romans who regarded barefootedness, or even sandals, as effeminate or somehow immodest--at least some did), but the burden of proof is on taking a
Genius as shod.
That is a most wonderful
reverse! It looks like Imperial sponsorship of the cult for which Alex.
Troas was famous, and it shows the Archaic
style statue as that identifying the cult. Apart from C.801, given by L&K, it could be in Bellinger's
Troy Supplement
catalogue, but I don't remember seeing it there.
Thank you for posting it.
Pat L.