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Roman Urns.
805. (I. N. 866). Roman cinerary urn. M.
II. oi lid 0.105, of the urn 0.29, L. of lid 0.55, of urn 0.50, width of
lid 0.37, of urn 0.42. Lid and urn apparently do not belong together.
The Ammon mask on the right has lost its nose. Acquired together
with No. 803 and presumably also from the Villa Pacca and from
Ostia.
On the lid a sistrum and corner acroteria with anthemia.
On three sides of the urn, Ammon masks and comedy masks
with laurel garlands. The back rough. The tablet has the
inscription:
Q · VIBI ■ ΡΑΝΤΑ
GATHI. ET · IVN
AE · M . F · RVFINAE
CONIVGI ■ EIVS .
Judging from the style of the Ammon masks the urn may be
dated to the 2nd century A. D.
Billedtavler pl. LXIX. C. I. L. XIV 1770.
806. (I. N. 1503). Cinerary urn. M.
H. 0.32. Formerly in the Palazzo Merolli in Rome. Acquired 1892
from the dealer Sangiorgi in Rome.
The urn has a fine, roof-shaped lid ornamented with
foliage on the front, covered with laurel leaves and delimited
at the sides by astragals with laurel leaves. 1st century A. D.
On two corners of the urn two eagles bear the large fruit
garland in their beaks. Below the tablet is a hare eating of
the fruit from an overturned fruit basket. On the tablet the
inscription:
MEMORIAE
CLAVDIAE
MEMPHIDIS
Billedtavler pl. LXIX. Matz-Duhn III No. 3981.
Collections II 1938 p. 195 fig. 8,1.
C. I. L. VI 15503. Dyggve:
807. (I. N. 1295). Roman sepulchral vase. M.
H. 0.42. Acquired 1895 from the dealer Singiorgi in Rome.
This vase, of which the foot is modern, has a lid secured
by metal clamps as well as three handles in the form of
griffon heads and is richly decorated with cymatium, ribbon
interlace, etc.
575
805. (I. N. 866). Roman cinerary urn. M.
II. oi lid 0.105, of the urn 0.29, L. of lid 0.55, of urn 0.50, width of
lid 0.37, of urn 0.42. Lid and urn apparently do not belong together.
The Ammon mask on the right has lost its nose. Acquired together
with No. 803 and presumably also from the Villa Pacca and from
Ostia.
On the lid a sistrum and corner acroteria with anthemia.
On three sides of the urn, Ammon masks and comedy masks
with laurel garlands. The back rough. The tablet has the
inscription:
Q · VIBI ■ ΡΑΝΤΑ
GATHI. ET · IVN
AE · M . F · RVFINAE
CONIVGI ■ EIVS .
Judging from the style of the Ammon masks the urn may be
dated to the 2nd century A. D.
Billedtavler pl. LXIX. C. I. L. XIV 1770.
806. (I. N. 1503). Cinerary urn. M.
H. 0.32. Formerly in the Palazzo Merolli in Rome. Acquired 1892
from the dealer Sangiorgi in Rome.
The urn has a fine, roof-shaped lid ornamented with
foliage on the front, covered with laurel leaves and delimited
at the sides by astragals with laurel leaves. 1st century A. D.
On two corners of the urn two eagles bear the large fruit
garland in their beaks. Below the tablet is a hare eating of
the fruit from an overturned fruit basket. On the tablet the
inscription:
MEMORIAE
CLAVDIAE
MEMPHIDIS
Billedtavler pl. LXIX. Matz-Duhn III No. 3981.
Collections II 1938 p. 195 fig. 8,1.
C. I. L. VI 15503. Dyggve:
807. (I. N. 1295). Roman sepulchral vase. M.
H. 0.42. Acquired 1895 from the dealer Singiorgi in Rome.
This vase, of which the foot is modern, has a lid secured
by metal clamps as well as three handles in the form of
griffon heads and is richly decorated with cymatium, ribbon
interlace, etc.
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