Apotheosis and after life : three lectures on certain phases of art and religion in the Roman Empire (1915)
Strong, Eugénie, 1860-1943 · London : Constable · leaf 184
SYMBOLISM ON ROMAN TOMBSTONES 131 been made the equals of the gods and share theirspecial joys. The offerings brought by the survivorsare also worthy of attention. The man carries acock ^ and an egg ; ^^ the woman the flower and thefruit of the pomegranate,^ all of them symbolic ofthose powers of…
Art, Roman
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