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Monday, February 26, 2018

Hebdomas sexta - TASK IV It's never to soon to learn the verb "to be." Glue the text that looks like this into your note book. Then listen to the song.


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Chapter 11: A slave runs away

Chapter 11: A slave runs away
Initial image

Initial Image for Chapter 10 Ecce Romani

Initial Image for Chapter 10 Ecce Romani
Initial Image for Chapter 10 Ecce Romani

Minerva Tritonia excavated at Lavinium.

Minerva Tritonia excavated at Lavinium.
Dates from 3rd or 4th centuries BCE. Note shield & helmet. Somewhere there is also an owl. She is missing her spear.

Minerva: Very Early Roman Terracotta Statue of Minerva/Athena

Minerva: Very Early Roman Terracotta Statue of Minerva/Athena
4th-3rd centuries BCE. Gigantic. Copy of a wooden statue at Lavinium, near Rome. The face of Medusa is on her breastplate.

Terracotta Statue of Juno with her peacock, from Tunis now in British Museum

Terracotta Statue of Juno with her peacock, from Tunis now in British Museum
The Romans amalgamated the Greek goddess Hera, with the Carthaginian (Tunis) goddess Tanit (goddess of the moon, war and ertility) together with their goddess Juno. This is called syncretizim.

Aeneas Flees Troy - Van Loo

Aeneas Flees Troy - Van Loo

Aeneas flees Troy 18c Batoni

Aeneas flees Troy 18c Batoni

Aeneas Anchises Creusa Iulus fleeing Rome

Aeneas Anchises Creusa Iulus fleeing Rome
Spada

Aeneas Flees Troy - Bernini

Aeneas Flees Troy - Bernini

Roman Villa Schematic View

Roman Villa Schematic View
Parts of House Labeled

Roman Villa with Rooms Labeled in Latin

Roman Villa with Rooms Labeled in Latin
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Dacian man carried off as prisoner of war

Dacian man carried off as prisoner of war
For most of the Roman Republic and Empire the main source of slaves was war - prisoners of war

Cornelia, mother of the Gracchi, pointing to her children

Cornelia, mother of the Gracchi, pointing to her children
"These are my treasures." Artist Joseph-Benoit Suvee

Roman Children at School with their Teacher

Roman Children at School with their Teacher
Relief sculpture

Venus/Aphrodite. Mother of Aeneas

Venus/Aphrodite. Mother of Aeneas
Statue now in State Hermitage Museum, Saint Petersburg

Head of Dying Gaul, Capitoline Museum, Rome

Head of Dying Gaul, Capitoline Museum, Rome

Statue of a Dying Gaul in Capitoline Museum in Rome

Statue of a Dying Gaul in Capitoline Museum in Rome
Gauls were a persistent enemy of Romans. Yet this statue presents the death of a Gaul as heroic.

Aeneas Escaping Troy

Aeneas Escaping Troy
Detail of Raphael's Fire in the Borgo

Aeneas Fleeing Burning Troy

Aeneas Fleeing Burning Troy
With him are Anchises, his father, the household gods, his son Iulus and his wife Creusa, who did not make it out alive. Artist: Poussin

Capitoline She Wolf

Capitoline She Wolf
Image of she wolf who nursed the legendary founders of Rome, Romulus and Remus. Now in Capitoline Museum in Rome.

Gold Bulla in Johns Hopkins Archaeological Museum Baltimore

Gold Bulla in Johns Hopkins Archaeological Museum Baltimore
Bullae were pendants worn by boys and some girls to ward off evil spirits and simultaneously proclaim their status as freeborn children. The Romans adopted the practice of wearing bullae from the Etruscans. Both cultures saw children as especially vulnerable and in need of protection. The gold bulla in the JHUAM may be either Etruscan or Roman in origin.

Lares and Penates Dancing in House Shrine in Pompeii

Lares and Penates Dancing in House Shrine in Pompeii
In the atrium, in the main entrance of the domus, there was the lararium –an altar dedicated to the home gods, lares (spirits of the family ancestors) and penates (guardians of the stock of food)-; these gods received every morning an offering. In general the lararium consisted in a niche or hollow or a wooden board with pictures or small statues of these spirits and some times it was represented by a temple in miniature. Here the Romans kept safe the documents of the family and the valuables. Source: http://aragonromano.ftp.catedu.es/domusen.htm

Hortus of Julia Felix

Hortus of Julia Felix
Illustration: fishponds and portico

Garden at Villa Julia, Pompeii

Garden at Villa Julia, Pompeii
''Felix" was a common slave name and suggests that Julia Felix was a freed slave. The grand villa of this enterprising woman took up a whole city block in Pompeii amd was subdivided into several commercial establishments that contributed to her income. A sign painted outside her property stated that "In the estate of Julia Felix are located a luxurious bathing establishment, shops, pergolas, and lodgings, all for rent." This photo of the peristyle and garden of her villa shows a long, deep piscina that is more elaborate than the simple fishpond of Cornelius's country villa; Julia's fishpond runs down the center of the hortus and is crossed by several stone bridges. At intervals it widens into pairs of curved bays (one is shown here) that provided safe retreats for eels or fish that were raised in it.

Roman Empire

Roman Empire
Find Roman Syria

Bronze Vase Head of Syrian Boxer

Bronze Vase Head of Syrian Boxer
Portrait of a slave (Louvre Museum, Paris) was used as some sort of an adornment. The slaves facial features are exaggerated. The high arched nose suggests that he is from the province of Syria. The many examples in Roman art that depict the various peoples inhabiting the Empire indicate Roman interest in cultures other than their own.

Statue Recovered from Sunken City

Statue Recovered from Sunken City
Baiae Archeological Find

Archeological Park at Baiae

Archeological Park at Baiae
Baiae was famous for its baths. Here we are looking at the remains of two: the Baths of Venus and the Baths of Sosandra.

Town of Baiae Looking Toward the Sea

Town of Baiae Looking Toward the Sea
Our textbook family lives in a country villa outside Baiae

Ecce Romani Chapter I

Ecce Romani Chapter I
Two Roman Girls

Mummy Portrait of Girl now in Berlin Museum

Mummy Portrait of Girl now in Berlin Museum
Painting method is "encaustic" which is achieved by mixing paint with beeswax and then fixing it with heat onto a piece of wood. Origin: Fayum Egypt

View of Vesuvius from Pompeii Forum

View of Vesuvius from Pompeii Forum
Forum in Pompeii with Vesuvius in background

Fresco from a house in Pompeii

Fresco from a house in Pompeii
Believed to be a portrait of the Greek poet Sappho

Actors in Pompei i

Actors in Pompei i
A mosaic found in a home

Forum Pompei

Forum Pompei
Forum Pompei with Vesuvius in Background

Forum Pompeii

Forum Pompeii
Modern Reconstruction of Forum at Pompeii

Ancient Roman Bucket Handle

Ancient Roman Bucket Handle
Roman Bronze Bucket Handle Roman Bronze Bucket Handle A Roman bronze bucket handle in the form of Medusa. Date unknown. Excavated from the theatre of Aosta, northern Italy.

Two Roman Brooches

Two Roman Brooches
Two Roman brooches made from bronze. The left is an example of an 'omega' brooch whilst the right is an example of the 'pincer' type. 3rd century CE. (Archaeological Museum, Aosta). These would have held clothing in place.

Ancient Roman Glass Bowl

Ancient Roman Glass Bowl
A Roman glass bowl or cup with moulded ribs. From the western cemetery of Aosta, northern Italy. Mid-1st century CE. (Archaeological Museum, Aosta)

Villa Rustica Country Villa Near Pompeii

Villa Rustica Country Villa Near Pompeii
Villa Rustica near Pompei

Julius Caesar's Bridge

Julius Caesar's Bridge
Bridge over Rhine River, boundary between Gaul and Germania

A Roman Bridge in Spain

A Roman Bridge in Spain
A Roman Bridge in Alcantara Spain constructed with arches and a lot of concrete

Cloaca Maxima

Cloaca Maxima
Cloaca Maxima: The Great Sewer and Drainage System that allowed Rome to grow as a city on the banks of the Tiber River by draining the swampy lowland all around the Tiber. It also helped Rome stay clean. By excavating the Cloaca, archeologists have been able to figure out what Romans ate.

Via Appia - Paved Highway from Rome

Via Appia - Paved Highway from Rome
The first great, paved Roman road (via). These roads moved armies, merchandise, food and people to and from Rome.

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