Fasti. Late Republican patrician with busts (~ imagines) of his ancestors (maiores)

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Fasti

Late Republican patrician with busts (~ imagines) of his ancestors (maiores)

1 st c. CE, inscription (titulus) from the Arch of Titus

Late Republican coin celebrating Marcus Iunius Brutus and the assassination of Iulius Caesar in 44 BCE

2 nd c. CE papyrus with portions of the Gospels according to Luke and John

Early Imperial wax tablets (codex) and “pen” (stylus)

1 st /2 nd c. CE potsherds (ostraca) from Egypt with receipts

1 st c. CE Temple of Bacchus in Baalbek, Lebanon

1 st c. CE house (villa), Pompeii

1 st c. CE fresco from Pompeii

1 st c. CE mosaic from Herculaneum

4 th c. CE household pottery collection from Wiltshire, England

1 st c. CE, Emperor Augustus as chief priest (pontifex maximus)

1 st -4 th c. glass, private collection

Roman arms and armor (reenactors)

Comb Shoes Brooch (fibula)