Illustrated catalogue of classical antiquities from the site of the temple of Diana, Nemi, Italy. Discovered during excavations undertaken by the Right Hon. Lord Savile ... and given by him to the Art museum of Nottingham: with an account by Lord Savile of the discovery of the temple and the objects foundthere (1893)
Nottingham Castle Museum, Savile, John Savile, Sir, 1st Baron, 1818-1896, Wallis, George Harry, 1847- · [Nottingham, J. and J. Vice, printers] · leaf 61
tta, moulded solid. Italo-Greek. Date from about B.C.300 to B.C. 150. 131. VOTIVE OFFERING, representing a draped figure of a woman with the chest cut open showing the viscera. This offering was probably made for a cure from someinternal disease. (See Lord Sarnies account, page 4.) Terra-Cotta.… … oU H en O z t—I Pi fafafaO fa >i—i H O > i7 133- GROUP, Votive Offering, two mothers seated each witha child on her lap. These groups indicate the worship ofDiana Lucina. Red Terra-Cotta. Italo-Greek. Date from about B.C300 to B.C. 150. CASE III. 134. HEAD, Bacchanalian. Probably off a figure…
Nemi, Italy. Temple of Diana · Art · Sculpture, Ancient
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