Ancient Latin Gallery

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museum-of-artifacts:Roman ring with the inscription “ANIMA DVLCIS VIVAS MECV” (May you l

tiny-librarian:Marble bust of Julius Caesar.

museum-of-artifacts:The curled fingers - part of a statue that may have stood over 40 feet tall at t

letsgomuseuming:Surprised ancient greek warrior owlLouvre Museum

lionofchaeronea:Silver Athenian tetradrachm in the “new style,” depicting an owl st

hadrian6:Antinous. Roman 131-132 CE. marble. Prado Museum.hadrian6.tumblr.com

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maddoverseas:The Acropolis, Athens, Greece (The Adventuring Urbanist)

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“Need an inscription carving or anything else in marble? Here you have it”Engraved on a

Funerary stele, made of limestone, of the freedman and sevir Q. Valerius Restitutus. Still alive, he

classicalmeangirls: Aeneid VI, or: that time when your ex-wife did not appreciate your presence

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Marble funerary Inscription of Caecilius Hilarius, physician to the famous Caecilia Metella. Her cir

Marble funerary altar, carved in high relief with the figure of the deceased, named in the accompany

realworldlatin: More inspired Latin than found Latin here, and a bad pun. This piece of heart-shape

Marble slab from the family tomb of a castellariusThe inscription reads:D(is) M(anibus) / Cleme(n)ti

Silver skillet, with a highly decorated handle and some gilding. The bowl is deep, with sligh

last-of-the-romans: The Pantheon in Rome, 2nd century AD.

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