EditorialAgrippina Minor tries to seduce her son Emperor Nero, but he rejects her and chooses the freedwoman Claudia Acte. Agrippine, pour recouvrer son autorite, offre ses charmes a son fils: celui-ci est sure le point den jour, mais Acte, sa concubine, lentra...
EditorialAgrippina Minor tries to seduce her son Emperor Nero, but he rejects her and chooses the freedwoman Claudia Acte. Agrippine, pour recouvrer son autorite, offre ses charmes a son fils: celui-ci est sure le point den jour, mais Acte, sa concubine, lentra...
EditorialAllia Potestas, freedwoman of Perugia 1st-4th centuries CE. Latin epitaph. Marble. National Roman Museum (The Baths of Diocletian). Rome. Italy.
EditorialAllia Potestas, freedwoman of Perugia 1st-4th centuries CE. Latin epitaph. Marble. National Roman Museum (The Baths of Diocletian). Rome. Italy.
EditorialSheet with Drawings after Roman relief decorations from objects in the Collection of Cardinal Bruto della Valle. Recto: Friezes from Roman Sarcophagi with Dyonisus; Marble Funerary Relief of Lucius Antistius Sarculo and his wife Antistia Plutia.
EditorialSheet with Drawings after Roman relief decorations from objects in the Collection of Cardinal Bruto della Valle. Recto: Friezes from Roman Sarcophagi with Dyonisus; Marble Funerary Relief of Lucius Antistius Sarculo and his wife Antistia Plutia.
EditorialAllia Potestas, freedwoman of Perugia 1st-4th centuries CE. Latin epitaph. Marble. National Roman Museum (The Baths of Diocletian). Rome. Italy.
EditorialAllia Potestas, freedwoman of Perugia 1st-4th centuries CE. Latin epitaph. Marble. National Roman Museum (The Baths of Diocletian). Rome. Italy.