An illustration of the Roman antiquities discovered at Bath (1797)
Warner, Richard, 1763-1857 · Bath : Printed by W. Meyler · leaf 115
ems to have filled the corner of fome temple ;two of Its fides being rough and unwrought.—Its focuswas evidently intended to receive libations and offerings. 1 Macrob: Saturn; L. 5. c. 21. E Jupiter et Hercules nonnunquam occurrnnt cum hoc titulo DH Magtii,—HxcJovi ct Ilerculi fimul oblata religio… … Do. XIL ( 63 ) NUMBER XII. jTa-T the lime of difcovcring the two preceding pieces oifculpturc, this curious fragment was alfo dug up. Itfeems to have been the pediment of a fmaller temple,chapel, or faccllum, dedicated probably to the GoddefsLuna, under one of her various names and charaflers.*—The…
Classical antiquities
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