Roman Goddess

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Julia Roberts (and her vein) as Mercedes “Mercy” Tainot, teacher of the courses Speech 217: The Art

Victory with Cornucopia Roman, 1st century CE, bronze. Height: 42 cm/16.5 in. Collection of the Clev

Winged goddess Victoria, Altar of the Fatherland, Rome - Italy

Denarius (62 BCE) of Lucius Aemilius Lepidus Paullus.  On the obverse, the goddess Concordia (Concor

Sestertius of the notorious Roman emperor Commodus (r. 180-192 CE), issued to celebrate the quelling

Roman Calendar - June 11: Matralia festival  and  goddess FortunaMatralia was a festival that was ce

hismarmorealcalm:Head of Minerva-Athena  Found on the Foro della Statua Eroica  Museo Ostiense

Selene, goddess of the moon, and her mortal lover Endymion.  Roman marble sarcophagus, artist unknow

cma-greek-roman-art:Intaglio with Victory in Chariot, 1-200, Cleveland Museum of Art: Greek and Roma

Landscape with Diana and Nymphs by Cornelis van Poelenburgh (17th Century)

Diana Leaving the Bath by Edmond Hédouin (1864)

famousartthroughhistory:Fresco from ekklesiasterion, with Io arriving in Canopus, Temple of Isis, Po

arjuna-vallabha:Bastet, roman period Egypt

mini-girlz:Figurine of the Roman Goddess VenusMade from clay about 1,800 years ago. Found in Birdcom

via-appia:Isis-Aphrodite with Egyptian vulture capEgypt, A.D. 161–180

White marble bust of the syncretized Greco-Egyptian goddess Isis-Sothis-Demeter.  Unknown Roman arti

Priestess of the Egyptian goddess Isis, holding a situla (a bronze jug), Roman statue of the 2nd cen

A bust of Demeter, here identified with the Egyptian goddess Isis.  Unknown Egyptian artist, 1st cen

A marble statue of the goddess Isis, holding her characteristic instrument, the sistrum (rattle).  U

Triple-formed representation of Hecate. Ancient Roman, c. 146 BC-31 BC

Flora FarneseRoman marble sculpture based on a Greek model from the 5th century BC2nd century ADMuse

Afrodite SosandraRoman marble copy of an original attributed to the Greek sculptor Calamis (ca. 460

John Byam Liston Shaw (1872-1919),  'Diana of the Hunt’, 1901

mythologyofthepoetandthemuse:Of all the classical manifestations of the primordial Great Goddess who

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