A fabric medallion from a 5th century clavus band from the Egyptian city of Antinopolis, now on display at the Musee des Antiquites in Rouen, depicts a winged putto figure with the inscription kairos on the right. Two other medallions from that same clavus depicting winter (cheimerinos) and spring (earinos) can be found at the Musee du Louvre. Kairos is seen carrying a bunch of grapes in his right hand, a stick slung over his left shoulder with his catch of the day: a rabbit. In conjunction with the other medallions from the tunic, he is said to be the personification of autumn. After all, for Kairos the time is 'ripe' for picking grapes and hunting game.
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机译：来自埃及城市埃及城市的5世纪Clavus乐队的面料奖章现已在Rouen的Musee des Antiquites展出，描绘了右侧题字凯索斯的翅膀普通的衣架。来自莫妮杜瓦夫的同一个克拉夫斯（Cheimerinos）和Spring（earinos）的其他两个奖章可以在Musee du Louvre找到。凯索斯在右手携带一堆葡萄，一根棍子在他的左肩上摔倒了他的一天：一只兔子。与公寓的其他奖章相结合，他据说是秋天的人的人。毕竟，对于凯索斯而言，时间是“成熟”，用于采摘葡萄和狩猎游戏。
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