Tombs in and near Rome ; Sculpture among the Greeks and Romans, mythology in funereal sculpture, and early Christian sculpture (1877)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884, Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884. Sculpture among the Greeks and Romans, mythology in funereal sculpture, and early Christian sculpture · Oxford : J. Parker ; London : John Murray · leaf 94
ve replaced them on the outer side of the tomb,where they evidently stood on the angle, to be seen to mostadvantage. The following are the inscriptions upon it, which are repeated oneach side; they are not perfect, but have been made out fromthe fragments:— EST . HOC . MONIMENTVM . MARCEI .… … EFFIGIES OF EURYSACES AND ARISTIA THE TOMBS. PLATE IV. SECTION OF THE PORTA MAGGIORE AND OFTHE TOMB OF THE BAKER. The Tombs. Plate IV. Section and Plan of the Porta Maggiore, and ofthe Tomb of the Baker. This shews the remarkable position of the tomb, and explainsits singular shape by the position…
Tombs · Sculpture, Classical · Sculpture, Early Christian · Art and mythology
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