DOI article:
Finlayson, Cynthia: New perspectives on the ritual and cultic importance of women at Palmyra and Dura Europos: processions and temples
DOI Page / Citation link:https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.26423#0086
Cynthia Finlayson
Fig. 9. Cella paintings (now only fragments extant), 2nd century AD. Dura Europos, Tempie ofZeus Theos
(After Rostovtzeffl938: PI. XIII)
Fig. 10. Fragment ofafresco depicting a woman
named Baribonnaia in a headdress with
multiple chevron/zigzag motifs and dots,
possibly representing ram or hail, late
2nd tofirsthalfof3rd century AD. Dura
Europos, Tempie ofZeus Th.eos
(After Rostovtzeffl938: PI. XIV.1)
84
Studia Palmyreńskie XII
Fig. 9. Cella paintings (now only fragments extant), 2nd century AD. Dura Europos, Tempie ofZeus Theos
(After Rostovtzeffl938: PI. XIII)
Fig. 10. Fragment ofafresco depicting a woman
named Baribonnaia in a headdress with
multiple chevron/zigzag motifs and dots,
possibly representing ram or hail, late
2nd tofirsthalfof3rd century AD. Dura
Europos, Tempie ofZeus Th.eos
(After Rostovtzeffl938: PI. XIV.1)
84
Studia Palmyreńskie XII