The Classical World: Rome
Exhibition ( Apr 1958 - 1975)
- Object[152]
- mediterranean[152]
- acroterion[1]
- amphora[1]
- antoninianus[4]
- as[5]
- aureus[27]
- bottle[1]
- bowl[1]
- bowl fragment[1]
- bust[1]
- capital[2]
- cinerary urn[1]
- cinerary urn lid[1]
- cistophorus[1]
- coin[48]
- cup[3]
- denarius[23]
- didrachm[1]
- dupondius[3]
- figurine[1]
- follis[1]
- gem[12]
- gem fragment[1]
- goblet[2]
- herm[1]
- incense burner[1]
- inscription[1]
- jug[1]
- lentoid flask[1]
- mask[1]
- mold[1]
- mosaic[3]
- oinochoe[1]
- panel[1]
- phiale[1]
- pilgrim flask[1]
- plaque[1]
- plate[1]
- protome[1]
- relief[3]
- reproduction[3]
- ring[7]
- sestertius[8]
- sherd[2]
- solidus[4]
- statue[24]
- statuette[3]
- swivel ring[1]
- thymiaterion[1]
- vase[1]
- well curb[1]
- aleppo[1]
- beth shean[1]
- caesarea mazaca[1]
- campania[6]
- cento celle[1]
- cyprus[2]
- el bab[1]
- etruria[2]
- florence[1]
- france[1]
- herculaneum[1]
- hierapolis[1]
- israel[1]
- italy[35]
- konya[2]
- kourion[2]
- lake nemi[11]
- latium[22]
- mediterranean[104]
- minturnae[7]
- naples[1]
- orvieto[1]
- phoenicia[1]
- pompeii[2]
- pozzuoli[1]
- puteoli[1]
- rome[2]
- rome (italy)[4]
- rumeli hisar[1]
- sanctuary of apollo hylates[1]
- syria[4]
- syro-palestine[1]
- tarquinia[1]
- teano[1]
- tibur river[1]
- turkey (country)[4]
- kourion[1]
- 16th century[1]
- 17th century[2]
- aemilianus[1]
- alexander severus[7]
- antoninus pius[2]
- augustan period[2]
- augustus[1]
- aurelian[3]
- balbinus[1]
- caligula[2]
- caracalla[2]
- claudius ii[1]
- commodus[1]
- constans[1]
- constantine i[2]
- constantius chlorus[2]
- constantius ii[1]
- diadumenian[1]
- diocletian[1]
- domitian[2]
- early imperial roman period[2]
- elagabalus[1]
- flavian period[1]
- galba[1]
- galerius maximian[1]
- gallienus[1]
- gordianus africanus i[1]
- graeco-roman period[5]
- hadrian[3]
- hellenistic period[1]
- imperial roman period[12]
- julian ii[1]
- julio-claudian period[2]
- justinian i[1]
- late hellenistic period[1]
- late republican period[1]
- licinius i[2]
- lucius verus[1]
- marcus aurelius[1]
- maxentius[1]
- maximian i[1]
- neoclassical[1]
- nero[2]
- nerva[1]
- otho[1]
- pertinax[1]
- pescennius niger[1]
- philip i[1]
- probus[1]
- pupienus[1]
- republican roman period[13]
- roman period[12]
- septimius severus[1]
- septimus severus[1]
- severan period[1]
- severus ii[1]
- trajan[1]
- trajan decius[1]
- trebonianus gallus[1]
- valerianus i[1]
- vespasian[1]
- vitellius[1]
- arrentine[1]
- byzantine[1]
- cypriot[1]
- etruscan[1]
- gaulish[1]
- graeco-roman[8]
- greco-roman[1]
- greek[1]
- imperial roman[68]
- islamic[1]
- judeo-christian[1]
- late imperial roman[3]
- neoclassical[1]
- republican roman[11]
- roman[43]
- syrian[1]
- acropolis, achilles mosaic house[1]
- baths[1]
- east of porch of se bldg.[1]
- in a masonry byz. wash-trough, e. flank, "temple of julius caesar"[1]
- in hollow w. of temple b (temple of julius caesar)[1]
- porta pia[1]
- ruins of iconion; several feet below surface of a garden[1]
- ruins of iconium, several feet beneath the surface of a garden[1]
- sacred well beside capitolium[1]
- sanctuary of diana nemorensis[2]
- sw corner temple of julius caesar[2]
- vaults under "temple l"[1]
- villa of marius at tivoli[1]
- abacus[1]
- aemilianus[1]
- aesclepius[1]
- africa[1]
- altar[3]
- amphora[1]
- antoninus pius[3]
- aphrodite[3]
- apollo helios[1]
- apple[1]
- apples[1]
- aquila[1]
- arch[1]
- artemis[1]
- artemis?[1]
- athena[1]
- augustus[3]
- aurelian[3]
- bacchante[1]
- bacchus[3]
- balbinus[1]
- boar[1]
- bow[2]
- branch[6]
- bridle[1]
- building[1]
- bust[13]
- caduceus[1]
- caligula?[1]
- camp[1]
- capitoline triad[1]
- captive[2]
- captives[2]
- caracalla[1]
- castor[1]
- cauldron[5]
- centaur[1]
- ceres[1]
- chariot[2]
- child[1]
- claudius ii[1]
- club[1]
- column[1]
- comic mask[1]
- commodus[1]
- concordia[1]
- constantine i[2]
- constantius chlorus[2]
- cornucopia[6]
- cuirass[9]
- dioskouroi[2]
- dolphin[2]
- drapery[3]
- eagle[5]
- emperor[6]
- eros[4]
- faun[3]
- felicitas[2]
- flowers[3]
- germanicus[2]
- globe[3]
- griffin[6]
- head[18]
- horse[2]
- inscription[2]
- jupiter[7]
- laetitia[2]
- latin inscription[6]
- leaves[3]
- liberalitas[2]
- licinius i[2]
- lion[2]
- male head[3]
- marcus antonius[4]
- moneta[2]
- octavian[3]
- palm[3]
- parazonium[2]
- pax[3]
- pietas[2]
- priest[2]
- q. metellus pius scipio[2]
- radiant diadem[7]
- roma[6]
- scales[2]
- scepter[13]
- securitas[3]
- severus alexander[6]
- shield[7]
- sol[2]
- spear[5]
- standards[2]
- star[4]
- thunderbolt[3]
- trophy[3]
- victory[14]
- virtus[2]
- woman[3]
- wreath[3]
- youth[3]
- latin[64]
- latin language[6]
- billon[2]
- brass[2]
- bronze[23]
- carnelian[2]
- ceramic[4]
- chalcedony[3]
- copper[1]
- glass[13]
- gold[41]
- iron[1]
- jasper[2]
- lapis lazuli[1]
- limestone[3]
- marble (stone)[29]
- metal[6]
- onyx[2]
- red jasper[1]
- sardonyx[1]
- silver[23]
- stone[3]
- terracotta[2]
- blown[2]
- cameo[3]
- carved[16]
- cast[3]
- incised[1]
- intaglio[10]
- mosaic[2]
- mould made[1]
- mould-blown[1]
- relief[1]
- stamped[1]
- terra sigillata[3]
- tessera[1]
- aemilianus[1]
- antoninus pius[2]
- augustus[3]
- aurelian[3]
- balbinus[1]
- caligula[1]
- caracalla[2]
- claudius ii[1]
- commodus[1]
- constans[1]
- constantine i[2]
- constantius chlorus[2]
- constantius ii[1]
- diadumenian[1]
- diocletian[1]
- domitian[2]
- elagabalus[1]
- galba[1]
- galerius maximian[1]
- gallienus[1]
- germanicus[1]
- gordianus africanus i[1]
- hadrian[3]
- j. chiurazzi and fils[3]
- julian ii[1]
- justinian i[1]
- licinius i[2]
- lucius cupiennias[1]
- lucius verus[1]
- marcus antonius[5]
- marcus aurelius[1]
- maxentius[1]
- maximian i[1]
- nero[2]
- nerva[1]
- octavian[1]
- otho[1]
- pertinax[1]
- pescennius niger[1]
- philip i[1]
- probus[1]
- pupienus[1]
- q. metellus pius scipio[2]
- septimius severus[1]
- septimus severus[1]
- severus alexander[7]
- severus ii[1]
- sextus pompeius fostlus[1]
- tiberius[1]
- trajan[1]
- trajan decius[1]
- trebonianus gallus[1]
- valerianus i[1]
- vespasian[1]
- vitellius[1]
- actual citation[70]
- type citation[75]