Gift of the University of Pennsylvania Department of Classical Studies, 1988
Accession Lot
- Object[163]
- mediterranean[163]
- egypt[2]
- greece[1]
- mediterranean[159]
- numidia[1]
- corinthian[4]
- flavian[1]
- greek[3]
- imperial roman[64]
- julio-claudian[12]
- mamertine[4]
- ptolemaic[2]
- punic[1]
- republican roman[4]
- roman[2]
- seleucid[1]
- aegis[2]
- alexander severus[4]
- altar[5]
- apollo[12]
- ares[2]
- athena[14]
- augustus[3]
- barley[11]
- bearded[5]
- beardless[2]
- branch[2]
- bull[12]
- bust[9]
- caduceus[6]
- captive[2]
- constans[3]
- constantine[10]
- constantius ii[4]
- corinthian helmet[4]
- corn[2]
- cornucopia[11]
- crab[6]
- crested helmet[2]
- crispus[2]
- crown[2]
- cuirass[9]
- diadem[11]
- dolphin[9]
- dolphins[4]
- domitian[5]
- eagle[23]
- faustina[2]
- faustina i[2]
- felicitas[5]
- fish[2]
- fortuna[2]
- globe[8]
- gordian[2]
- griffin[2]
- hadrian[3]
- head[65]
- helmet[11]
- heracles[2]
- hercules[2]
- hieron ii[2]
- hilaritas[2]
- horse[9]
- horseman[2]
- julia mamaea[3]
- juno[3]
- jupiter[5]
- laureate[48]
- licinius[3]
- lightning[2]
- lion[4]
- lion scalp[2]
- long hair[6]
- long palm[2]
- mantle[2]
- minerva[2]
- modius[3]
- moneta[2]
- naked[2]
- nude[3]
- owl[2]
- palm tree[3]
- patera[5]
- pax[2]
- pegasus[9]
- persephone[10]
- philip the arab[3]
- pietas[2]
- pointed wings[5]
- poseidon[2]
- prow[3]
- radiate head[13]
- rod[3]
- rudder[3]
- scales[3]
- sceptre[12]
- shield[10]
- sol[5]
- soldiers[10]
- spear[6]
- spears[3]
- standard[3]
- standards[8]
- star[3]
- stork[2]
- tania[2]
- temple of janus[2]
- thunderbolt[4]
- trajan[3]
- trident[4]
- tripod[3]
- victories[3]
- victory[8]
- winged thunderbolt[4]
- wreath[18]
- zeus[9]
- bronze[163]
- agathocles[7]
- alexander severus[4]
- antoninus pius[2]
- augustus[3]
- claudius[1]
- commodus[1]
- constans[3]
- constantine[10]
- constantine ii[1]
- constantius ii[4]
- crispus[2]
- domitian[6]
- hadrian[3]
- herod agrippa[1]
- hicetas[1]
- hieron ii[2]
- licinius[3]
- lucius verus[1]
- lysimachus[1]
- marcus aurelius[1]
- maximus[1]
- nero[5]
- philip the arab[3]
- pyrrhus[1]
- seleucus i[1]
- tiberius[1]
- timoleon[5]
- titus[1]
- trajan[2]
- vespasian[2]
- agrigentum[5]
- agyrium[1]
- alaesa[2]
- alexandria[1]
- antioch, turkey[4]
- boeotia[1]
- bruttium[1]
- camarina[2]
- carthage[5]
- centuripae[1]
- constantinople[1]
- corinth[4]
- croton[2]
- heraclea[3]
- judea[3]
- metapontum[3]
- panormus[1]
- rhegium[4]
- rome (italy)[59]
- sinope[1]
- siscia[7]
- south italy[1]
- syracuse[29]
- syria[1]
- tauromenium[1]
- thessalonica[3]
- thrace[1]
- thurium[2]
- treveri[2]
- velia[1]
- yes[89]
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