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This wall painting from the Villa of P. Fannius Synistor dates to c. 50 BCE and depicts a woman holding a shield.

She is likely a seer predicting the birth of a future king, with his image appearing on the shield.

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Today we're showcasing the art of - A freelance UK-based who focuses on ancient history and 🏛️🏺

Check out the links below for Flora's and amazing portfolio!

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Today we're showcasing the art of - A Classics PhD student at , art historian and 🎨

Check out the links below for his website and his work at Redbubble!

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This week we wanted to celebrate the talent of the community by showcasing the of 5 amazing artists (to name but a few!) 🎉

First up is , a freelance illustrator ✨

Check out her work below! 😍

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This Parthian rhyton, or drinking vessel, is our

Produced c. 1st century BCE, it takes the form of a roaring lion leaping from the silver rhyton. It is decorated with a gold mane and inlaid garnet eyes.

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It's Today we've chosen the Punishment of Ixion!

This stunning fresco was found in the House of the Vettii in Mercury is in the centre between Juno, Iris and Vulcanus. Nephele is at his feet and Ixion is tied to the wheel.

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This Roman cornelian gemstone depicting the goddess Venus and Anchises, the father of Aeneas, is our

Produced c. 25 BCE, this superb engraving is set in a gold and enamel 18th century frame.

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This we present this touching portrait of two young Roman woman.

Dating to the 1st century CE, this fragment resides with the .

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in 553 CE the Second Council of Constantinople began under the Emperor Justinian.

It aimed to unify Chalcedonians and Monophysites in the empire, however like past efforts by other emperors, it failed.

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the Republican Roman calendar marked the festival of Floralia, in honour of the goddess Flora!

Goddess of flowers and Spring, the Ludi Florae (Games of Flora) were held for six days and included nude dancing and sacrifices.

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