Inscription bearing the date 757
Another view, more direct.
The inscription above reads as follows (I can read it in the original photograph I tool, before I scaled it down for the Web; if you want the original of this or [...] [more...]
It might be item b in the caption next to Sextus Octavian Felici Perpet (by the shape of it) or it might be something else. [more...]
Possibly a corbel or support for an arch; it has a bearded satyr and either a woman or a youth naked behind a cloth, and a tambourine player, and a sheep. [more...]
E - inscription for a vibellio belonging to the fabia tribe of lucca (maybe 2nd century a.d.).
Julia Augusta Domna inscription fragment
A - fragment of an inscription in honor of iulia augusta domna, wife of the emporor septimus severus and mother of caracalla (post 212 a.d.). [more...]
A shot from the other side (so to speak); she is resting one arm on a book entitled, in legibus salus and carries a sceptre or wand. [more...]
Taken with a 50mm f/1.8 prime lensat ISO 100, if you were wondering.
I don’t know who he was, sorry. But he appears to have been sculpted out of marble.
Not sure what happened here. I’ve left it here as it’d be cool to put text in front of it or to use it as a desktop background.
An heraldic family crest or shield, with three eagles.
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