Temple Treasures: A Study Based on LivyUniversity of Pennsylvania., 1949 - 74 pagine |
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... given by the Cassian family . " Pliny says 2 that this statue of Ceres was the first bronze statue made at Rome and implies that it was stained with bitumen , 3 which , Sellers adds , 4 was done in order to give a patina to the new ...
... given by the Cassian family . " Pliny says 2 that this statue of Ceres was the first bronze statue made at Rome and implies that it was stained with bitumen , 3 which , Sellers adds , 4 was done in order to give a patina to the new ...
Pagina 69
... given to Hiero and which he had put in the temple of Jupiter at Syracuse were taken out to use . 11 From the profit of the cattle sacred to Juno at Croton was made a column of solid gold . 12 The temple was famous for its wealth . 13 ...
... given to Hiero and which he had put in the temple of Jupiter at Syracuse were taken out to use . 11 From the profit of the cattle sacred to Juno at Croton was made a column of solid gold . 12 The temple was famous for its wealth . 13 ...
Pagina 71
... given bronze discs , which may or may not have been significant . Although votive offerings to the gods , especially those of healing , were given in great numbers by the poor , Livy makes no men- tion of it . Since temples were ...
... given bronze discs , which may or may not have been significant . Although votive offerings to the gods , especially those of healing , were given in great numbers by the poor , Livy makes no men- tion of it . Since temples were ...
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