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#FrescoFriday - Fresco from Pompeii depicting Phrixus & Helle fleeing their hate-filled stepmother on the golden-fleeced ram sent. Helle fell off the ram into the sea and either died or was rescued by Poseidon and turned into a sea goddess. The sea was named Hellespont after her.

#FrescoFriday - Fresco depicting a winged Victory and a Genius holding a patera and a cornucopia. On the right, a soldier in armour is leaning on his spear and above is a bust of Apollo wearing a laurel crown. Late 2nd - early 3rd century AD.
Narbo Via museum, Narbonne, France.

#FrescoFriday - Fresco of Venus restored as Roma, known as the “Dea Barberini” (“Barberini goddess”). Dated to the first quarter of the 4th century AD.
Palazzo Massimo alle Terme, Rome.

For #MosaicMonday, this exquite mosaic depicting a group of doves drinking from an ornate bowl. From Hadrian's Villa.
The mosaic was made of thousands of small tesserae called opus vermiculatum, the most sophisticated mosaic technique.
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#NationalBirdDay A selection of birds perched on the branches of trees from the garden frescoes of the triclinium (dining room) of the House of Livia at Prima Porta. 🦜🐦

😅 #Hadrian1900 #Germania #Limes
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Hadrian’s precise whereabouts within the German provinces are uncertain. He probably first placed his headquarters at Mogontiacum, a town Hadrian knew from his days as a legionary tribune with Legio XXII Primigenia twenty-two years earlier, and the capital of Germania Superior.

Hadrian crossed the Summum Pyrenaeum at the end of AD 122 on his way to Tarraco (Tarragona). He was to spend the winter of 122/3 there and summond all the delegates from the Spanish communities to an assembly (conventus), so the Historia Augusta reports.
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Best street art ever! 😍
#Antinous

#Hadrian1900
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