Ludovisi FuryLuni marbleinv. 8650This sculpture has been interpreted at various times as a Sleeping Fury or a Medusa. The head; probably part of a large high-relief; is now believed to be a 2nd-century Roman copy of a Hellenistic work; perhaps a wounded Amazon.BEHIND : Colossal sarcophagus with scenes of battle between Romans and barbarians (The so-called Grand Ludovisi Sarcophagus)Proconnesian marbleinv. 8574This work is an example of battle sarcophagi; a quite common production of mid 2nd century and early 3rd century AD.National Roman Museum - Palazzo Altemps; Rome; Italy.