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| + | LSA-827 | ||
| Property / Last Statues of Antiquity Identifier: LSA-827 / rank | |||
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| + | University of Oxford | ||
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| + | Hercules, blood (= child) of Zeus, beastkiller, you, in days gone by, were not the only one born as a protector against evil. Rather, our generation as well produced a Hercules, the noble Anastasius, the glorious founder of Rhodes, who set you up here with (his) high-minded labours | ||
| Property / Translation EN: Hercules, blood (= child) of Zeus, beastkiller, you, in days gone by, were not the only one born as a protector against evil. Rather, our generation as well produced a Hercules, the noble Anastasius, the glorious founder of Rhodes, who set you up here with (his) high-minded labours / rank | |||
| + | Normal rank | ||
| Property / Translation EN: Hercules, blood (= child) of Zeus, beastkiller, you, in days gone by, were not the only one born as a protector against evil. Rather, our generation as well produced a Hercules, the noble Anastasius, the glorious founder of Rhodes, who set you up here with (his) high-minded labours / reference | |||
| + | References: Robert, L., Epigrammes du Bas-Empire (Hellenica IV) , Paris 1948 , p. 117 Year: 2012 Publisher: Last Statue of Antiquities | ||
Latest revision as of 10:02, 12 May 2014
Base for statue, probably of Anastasius (but possibly of Hercules). Rhodos (Insulae). Fourth to earlier fifth century.
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Robert, L., Epigrammes du Bas-Empire (Hellenica IV) , Paris 1948 , p. 117
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Base for statue, probably of Anastasius (but possibly of Hercules). Rhodos (Insulae). Fourth to earlier fifth century.
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LSA-827
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University of Oxford
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Hercules, blood (= child) of Zeus, beastkiller, you, in days gone by, were not the only one born as a protector against evil. Rather, our generation as well produced a Hercules, the noble Anastasius, the glorious founder of Rhodes, who set you up here with (his) high-minded labours
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Robert, L., Epigrammes du Bas-Empire (Hellenica IV) , Paris 1948 , p. 117
2012
Last Statue of Antiquities
