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9 — Classical Mythology and Ancient History

1081 distinct notations from this division used in the collection.

91A12(+7)Gaea (Ge), Earth (+ specific aspects, allegorical aspects)×1

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91B1113(story of) Saturn (Cronus) - most important deeds×1

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91B1114aggressive, unfriendly activities and relationships of Saturn×1

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91B11141Saturn devouring his children×2

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91B11141(+0)Saturn devouring his children (+ variant)×1

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91B11142(+0)Saturn castrating Uranus with a sickle; possibly combined with the birth of the Furies, the Giants, and the Meliae (from the blood that falls upon the earth) (+ variant)×1

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91B1115(story of) Saturn (Cronus) - non-aggressive, friendly or neutral activities and relationships×1

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91B1116suffering, misfortune of Saturn×2

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91B1117specific aspects of Saturn; Saturn as patron×5

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91B1118(SCYTHE)attributes of Saturn: scythe×2

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91B1118(SICKLE)attributes of Saturn (SICKLE)×1

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91B2the Cyclopes×2

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91E2the four world epochs (golden, silver, bronze, iron age); 'Età dell'oro, argento, bronzo, et ferro' (Ripa)×1

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91E21the golden age, 'Aetas aurea'; men live happily, gathering fruits under the reign of Saturn×1

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92B1(+0)(story of) Jupiter (Zeus) (+ variant)×1

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92B111birth of Jupiter: he is hidden away by Rhea×2

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92B11211the infant Jupiter is guarded by the Curetes×1

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92B12love-affairs of Jupiter×2

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92B1212Jupiter, in the guise of Amphitryon, and Alcmene, mother of Hercules×1

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92B1217(+0)Jupiter wooing Danae; she is usually lying in bed receiving a shower of gold (+ variant)×1

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92B1218(+0)Jupiter, usually in the shape of a white bull, abducts Europa and carries her across the water (+ variant)×1

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92B14aggressive, unfriendly activities and relationships of Jupiter×2

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92B141(+0)Jupiter's visit to Lycaon, son of Pelasgus; when offered human flesh to eat, Jupiter strikes Lycaon (and his sons) with his lightning (+ variant)×1

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92B142Jupiter deprives Lara of her tongue; usually Mercury present×1

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92B15non-aggressive, friendly or neutral activities and relationships of Jupiter×2

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92B17specific aspects, allegorical aspects of Jupiter; Jupiter as patron×6

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92B171Jupiter as king of Heaven×1

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92B179veneration of Jupiter×4

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92B17:96A29(RUMINA)specific aspects, allegorical aspects of Jupiter; Jupiter as patron❧other female Roman deities (RUMINA)×1

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92B18(EAGLE)attributes of Jupiter: eagle×1

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92B222Vulcan and Venus×1

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92B252Vulcan in his smithy×1

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92B28(CRUTCH)attributes of Vulcan (CRUTCH)×1

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92B3242Apollo shoots Coronis, but repenting his act he tries in vain to recall her to life×1

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92B3411contest between Apollo and Pan with the mountain god Tmolus as judge, i.e. judgement of Midas; Midas often represented with ass's ears×1

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92B37specific aspects, allegorical aspects of Apollo; Apollo as patron×1

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92B371Apollo as sun-god, i.e. Sol (Helius), Titan×5

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92B371(+0)Apollo as sun-god, i.e. Sol (Helius), Titan (+ variant)×1

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92B37111the chariot of the sun×1

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92B372Apollo, god of prophecy×1

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92B3721Delphic oracle×2

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92B37213the tripod (Delphi)×2

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92B47specific aspects, allegorical aspects of Mars; Mars as patron×3

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92B479specific aspects, allegorical aspects of Mars; Mars as patron - veneration, honoured by×1

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92B491Bellona (Enyo)×1

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92B491(+9)Bellona (Enyo) (+ offspring, companion(s), train, etc.)×1

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92B5(story of) Mercury (Hermes)×1

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92B5222Mercury tries to gain admission to Herse's room, possibly by bribing Aglauros, her sister, with gold×1

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92B57specific aspects, allegorical aspects of Mercury; Mercury as patron×2

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92B573Hermes Logios, Mercury as god of eloquence×1

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92B58(COQ)attributes of Mercury (COQ)×1

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92B58(FLUTE)attributes of Mercury (FLUTE)×1

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92B58(PETASUS)(+0)attributes of Mercury: petasus, a winged sun hat (+ variant)×1

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92B58(WINGED SANDALS)(+0)attributes of Mercury: winged sandals (+ variant)×1

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92B591(story of) Hermaphroditus×1

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92BB12love-affairs of Jupiter ~ males×1

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92BB121(+0)the rape of Ganymede: he is carried off through the air by Jupiter in the form of an eagle, or by the eagle of Jupiter (+ variant)×1

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92C14(story of) Juno (Hera) - aggressive, unfriendly activities and relationships×1

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92C15non-aggressive, friendly or neutral activities and relationships of Juno×2

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92C152Juno asks Aeolus to set the winds free (Virgil, Aeneid I 50-86)×1

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92C17specific aspects, allegorical aspects of Juno; Juno as patroness×7

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92C171Juno Lucina, goddess of childbirth×2

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92C211(+0)birth of Minerva; she emerges fully armed from Jupiter's head (+ variant)×1

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92C24aggressive, unfriendly activities and relationships of Minerva×1

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92C245Arachne challenges Minerva to a weaving contest (Arachne as yet not metamorphosed)×1

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92C25non-aggressive, friendly or neutral activities and relationships of Minerva×1

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92C27specific aspects, allegorical aspects of Minerva; Minerva as patroness×2

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92C271Minerva as patroness×1

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92C3(story of) Diana (Artemis)×1

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92C3511Diana hunting with her nymphs×1

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92C352Diana bathing×1

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92C37specific aspects, allegorical aspects of Diana; Diana as patroness×3

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92C371Diana as moon-goddess, i.e. Luna (Selene)×2

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92C379specific aspects, allegorical aspects of Diana; Diana as patroness - veneration, honoured by×2

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92C392companions, nymphs of Diana; 'Ninfe di Diana' (Ripa)×1

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92C4(story of) Venus (Aphrodite)×1

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Portail Biblissima — s.v. Vénus (divinité romaine)

92C422Venus and Anchises×1

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92C44aggressive, unfriendly activities and relationships of Venus×1

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92C47specific aspects, allegorical aspects of Venus; Venus as patroness×2

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92C479veneration of Venus×2

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92C4915death of Adonis: he is killed by a boar×1

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92C5(story of) Vesta (Hestia)×1

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92C57(story of) Vesta (Hestia) - specific aspects, allegorical aspects, as patron of×1

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92C579(story of) Vesta (Hestia) - veneration, honoured by×1

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92C591Vestal virgin(s)×1

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92D1(story of) Cupid, Amor (Eros)×1

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Princeton Index of Medieval Art — s.v. Cupid

92D17specific aspects of Cupid×1

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92D18(BLINDFOLD)attributes of Cupid: blindfold×1

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92D1916cupids: 'amores', 'amoretti', 'putti'×1

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92D22251Astraea leaves the earth in the iron age to become a constellation×2

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92D8(story of) Ganymede×2

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92E1(story of) Aurora (Eos); 'Aurora' (Ripa)×1

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92F25non-aggressive, friendly or neutral activities and relationships of Aesculapius×1

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92F27912(+0)Aesculapius transforms himself into a serpent (or dragon) and leaves Epidaurus by ship (+ variant)×1

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92G13Atropos, usually with shears×1

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92H1216Neptune, possibly in the shape of a bird, wooing Medusa in the temple of Minerva×1

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92H16(story of) Neptune (Poseidon) - suffering, misfortune×1

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92H17specific aspects, allegorical aspects of Neptune; Neptune as patron×1

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92I21214Eris throws the golden apple×1

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92I22211Polyphemus, the cyclops, beholding Acis and Galatea×1

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92I23other Nereids (or sea-nymphs)×2

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92I7115Medusa (one of the Gorgons) - non-aggressive, friendly or neutral activities and relationships×1

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92I73Sirens (classical mythology)×1

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92L111(+0)birth of Bacchus: he is born from Jupiter's thigh, where he had been sewn in (possibly by Mercury) (+ variant)×1

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92L17specific aspects, allegorical aspects of Bacchus; Bacchus as patron×2

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92L179veneration of Bacchus×3

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92L2(story of) Cybele, Rhea Cybele, Great Mother of the Gods (Berecynt(h)ia)×4

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92L278specific aspects, allegorical aspects of Cybele; Cybele as patroness - triumph×1

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92L279specific aspects, allegorical aspects of Cybele; Cybele as patroness - veneration, honoured by×2

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92L28(DRUM)attributes of Cybele (DRUM)×1

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92L28(KEY)attributes of Cybele (KEY)×1

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92L28(MURAL CROWN)attributes of Cybele (MURAL CROWN)×1

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92L29offspring, companion(s), train etc. of Cybele×2

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92L2913Attis, unable to respond to Agdistis' love, is driven to madness and emasculates himself×2

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92L312Naiads, river- and spring-nymphs; usually carrying an urn; 'Naiadi, ninfe de' fiumi' (Ripa)×2

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92L32(AEGLE)single named nymphs (AEGLE)×1

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92L32(ECHO)single named nymphs: Echo×1

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92L41satyr(s) (in general)×2

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Portail Biblissima — s.v. satyre (mythologie grecque)

92L4216suffering, misfortune of Silenus×1

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92L7centaurs×3

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Portail Biblissima — s.v. centaure

92L71centaurs (in general)×1

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Portail Biblissima — s.v. centaure

92L71(+0)centaurs (in general) (+ variant)×2

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92M15non-aggressive, friendly or neutral activities and relationships of Ceres×1

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92M16(story of) Ceres (Demeter) - suffering, misfortune×1

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92M171Ceres, patroness of agriculture×1

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92M179specific aspects, allegorical aspects of Ceres; Ceres as patroness - veneration, honoured by×1

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92M25non-aggressive, friendly or neutral activities and relationships of Proserpina×1

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92M251Proserpina gathers flowers with her companions; Venus, Minerva and Diana may be present; she possibly spots a beautiful flower×1

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92M27specific aspects, allegorical aspects of Proserpina; Proserpina as patroness×1

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92M271Proserpina as queen of the underworld×1

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92N1231the rape of Proserpina (by Pluto in his chariot); possibly with Diana and Minerva trying to rescue her×1

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92N171Pluto as king of the underworld×1

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92N61Morpheus (Sopor), dream appearing in various human forms×1

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93A211(+0)assemblies of the gods in the air, possibly on the clouds (+ variant)×1

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93D1Pegasus, the winged horse×3

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93D193D1no gloss resolved×1

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93E3Charon, the ferryman×1

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Portail Biblissima — s.v. Charon (mythologie grecque)

93E52Minos (as judge of Hades)×2

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93E81(+0)Tantalus, suffering eternal hunger and thirst (+ variant)×1

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94A2the Argo is built, sometimes with assistance of Minerva×2

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94A23the Argo sails away×3

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94A46(+0)fight with the dragon; Jason sprinkles a drug in its eyes, possibly assisted by Medea (+ variant)×1

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94A8scenes from the story of the Argonauts that cannot be located in the chronological sequence×1

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94B113(+0)Polynices and Tydeus quarrel in the royal palace (the former displaying a lion on his shield, the latter a boar); Adrastus, king of Argos, stops the fight (+ variant)×2

2 illum.

Princeton Index of Medieval Art — s.v. Adrastus, Recognizing Shields of Polynices and Tydeus

94B114(+0)Polynices and Tydeus marry Argia and Deipyle, the daughters of Adrastus (+ variant)×1

1 illum.

94B12the departure (of the Seven) for Thebes×1

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94B122(+0)Amphiaraus being reluctant, Polynices bribes Eriphyle, Amphiaraus' wife, with the necklace formerly belonging to Harmonia; Eriphyle discloses Amphiaraus' hiding-place and he is thus compelled to join the enterprise (+ variant)×1

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94B132(+0)Tydeus is sent as herald and defeats the Theban leaders one by one in single combat (+ variant)×1

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94B14the army before Thebes×1

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94B15the siege of Thebes×3

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94B171scenes from the story of the Seven against Thebes that cannot be located in the chronological sequence of the story, featuring the Seven against Thebes×1

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94B172scenes from the story of the Seven against Thebes that cannot be located in the chronological sequence of the story, featuring the Thebans×3

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94C1prelude to the Trojan war: the love-story of Paris (also called Alexander) and Helen×1

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94C111(+0)the three goddesses Venus, Juno and Minerva quarrel about the golden apple; Jupiter sends them to Paris (+ variant)×1

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94C112Mercury brings Paris the golden apple×1

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94C1131the Judgement of Paris (without Mercury)×1

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94C1132the dream of Paris×1

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94C122Paris is recognized and accepted by Priam×1

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94C122(+0)Paris is recognized and accepted by Priam (+ variant)×1

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94C133the abduction of Helen and some of her companions: Paris carries them off by sea, and takes a part of the palace-treasure with him×1

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94C14Paris and Helen in Troy×3

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94C2the Trojan war: the gathering of the Greek heroes×1

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94C22Achilles discovered among the daughters of Lycomedes, i.e. Achilles on Scyros: when presents are brought Achilles snatches up the weapons and thus betrays his identity×1

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94D1the assembled Greeks in Aulis×1

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94D132the sacrifice of Iphigenia×1

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94D2the Greek fleet sails to Troy×1

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94D24a Greek embassy is sent to Priam×3

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94E1the arrival of the Greeks before Troy×1

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94E211Achilles kills Troilus in the temple of Apollo×1

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94F54Hector's farewell to his wife Andromache and his young son Astyanax×1

1 illum.

94F8Patroclus' last deeds and his death (Iliad XVI-XVIII)×1

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94F82death of Patroclus: he is killed by Hector×1

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94G23Hector's last fight and death×1

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94G231arming of Hector; Andromache, Priam and others implore him not to fight×1

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94G232Hector awaits Achilles outside the Trojan wall×1

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94G233Achilles pursues Hector around the wall of the city×1

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94G233(+0)Achilles pursues Hector around the wall of the city (+ variant)×1

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94G234Achilles kills Hector×3

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94G234(+0)Achilles kills Hector (+ variant)×1

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94G44funeral and mourning of Hector×1

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94G51the Amazon Penthesilea comes to the help of the Trojans and is killed by Achilles, who at that moment falls in love with her×1

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94G51(+0)the Amazon Penthesilea comes to the help of the Trojans and is killed by Achilles, who at that moment falls in love with her (+ variant)×3

3 illum.

94G522Memnon is killed by Achilles×1

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94G522(+0)Memnon is killed by Achilles (+ variant)×1

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94G531Achilles is killed by Paris in the temple of Apollo×1

1 illum.

94G532Achilles is killed on the battle-field by Paris, who shoots an arrow in his heel×1

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Portail Biblissima — s.v. Achille (mythologie grecque)

94G5321battle for Achilles' body×1

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94H1last months of the siege of Troy×2

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94H14(+0)the theft of the Palladium by Ulysses and Diomedes (+ variant)×2

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94H141Antenor's treason×3

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94H2(+0)the fall of Troy; Troy burning (+ variant)×1

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94H212Sinon, a Greek pretending to be a deserter, is brought in×1

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94H22the wooden horse is brought into the city of Troy×1

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94H23the Greeks leap out of the horse and start pillaging the city and killing the Trojans×1

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94H2322Priam is killed by Neoptolemus×2

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94H24(+0)the Greeks divide the spoils and sacrifice to their gods (+ variant)×1

1 illum.

94H25the Greeks prepare to leave Troy×1

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94H3scenes from the Trojan war that cannot be located in the chronological sequence of the story×9

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94H31scenes from the Trojan war that cannot be located in the chronological sequence of the story, featuring the Greeks×4

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94H32scenes from the Trojan war that cannot be located in the chronological sequence of the story, featuring the Trojans×3

3 illum.

94I134Polyphemus is blinded with a pointed stake×1

1 illum.

94K12(+0)murder of Agamemnon by Clytaemnestra (and/or Aegisthus): he is killed after bathing, when he struggles with a robe without openings (+ variant)×1

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94K5many Greek ships, returning after the fall of Troy, wreck on the Euboean coast because Nauplius has lit false beacons×1

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94L(story of) Hercules (Heracles)×1

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94L11(+0)birth of Hercules and his twin brother Iphicles; Juno delays the birth by sitting outside Alcmene's door with crossed knees and fingers (+ variant)×1

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94L122Hercules strangles two serpents in his cradle×1

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94L2love-affairs of Hercules×3

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94L22Hercules in love with Deianira, daughter of Oeneus×2

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94L221Hercules shoots Nessus, the centaur, who attempts to carry off Deianira×1

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94L223Deianira alone with the dying Nessus, who advises her to keep some of his blood×1

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94L23Hercules wooing Iole×1

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94L322(2) the Hydra of Lerna is killed by Hercules×1

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94L328(8) the four mares of King Diomedes are captured; when Diomedes is slain in the ensuing battle his body is thrown to the mares to eat×1

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94L3292fight of Hercules and the Amazons×1

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94L331(10) the cattle of Geryon secured by Hercules×3

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94L3312Hercules kills Geryon, the monster with three heads and three bodies, after having slain the herdsman Eurytion, and Orthrus, the two-headed watch-dog×1

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94L332(11) the apples of the Hesperides carried off by Hercules×1

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94L4111(+0)while fighting with Hercules the river-god Achelous changes himself into a bull, or a bull-headed man (+ variant)×2

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94L4113the giant Antaeus is lifted in the air and crushed to death by Hercules×1

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94L4114King Busiris of Egypt and his servants are slain by Hercules on the altar where they had attempted to sacrifice him×1

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94L4115Cacus, the fire-breathing monster is killed in his cave by Hercules×1

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94L4115(+0)Cacus, the fire-breathing monster is killed in his cave by Hercules (+ variant)×1

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94L41151Cacus steals some of the cattle of Geryon which Hercules was driving home×1

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94L4126other combats of Hercules with heroes, gods, fabulous beings×1

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94L42Hercules' campaigns×2

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94L423(+0)Hercules, backed by the Thebans, fights the Minyans led by King Erginus of Orchomenus (+ variant)×1

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94L425campaign ~ Troy: Hercules' expedition against Laomedon, who had refused to reward him for the liberation of Hesione×2

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94L425(+0)campaign ~ Troy: Hercules' expedition against Laomedon, who had refused to reward him for the liberation of Hesione (+ variant)×1

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94L43Hercules fighting (fabulous) animals×6

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94L5non-aggressive, friendly or neutral activities and relationships of Hercules×2

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94L511Hercules liberates Hesione, Laomedon's daughter, by killing the sea monster×1

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94L6suffering, misfortune of Hercules×1

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94L681Deianira sends Hercules a robe smeared with Nessus' blood×2

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94L6811Lichas brings the robe to Hercules×1

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94L6812(+0)Hercules, raging with pain, hurls Lichas into the sea (+ variant)×1

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94L682Hercules has himself carried to Mount Oeta and placed on a pyre×1

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94L7specific aspects, allegorical aspects of Hercules; Hercules as patron×2

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94L79specific aspects, allegorical aspects of Hercules; Hercules as patron - veneration, honoured by×1

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94L8(ARMOUR)attributes of Hercules (ARMOUR)×2

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94L8(CLUB)attributes of Hercules: club×1

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94L8(SWORD)attributes of Hercules (SWORD)×1

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94M432Theseus' fight with the Amazons when they attack Athens×1

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94M61Theseus and Pirithous descending into Hades to carry off Proserpina×1

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94O2122when leaving the underworld, Orpheus looks back and loses Eurydice for ever×1

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94O511Orpheus playing the lyre: trees and rocks move, beasts and birds are enchanted×1

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94P121(+0)Acrisius puts Danae and Perseus, her child by Jupiter, in a chest and casts it into the sea (+ variant)×1

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94P123Danae and Perseus taken to King Polydectes×1

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94P211Perseus kills the sea monster (or turns it into stone by showing it the Gorgon's head) to release Andromeda; sometimes her parents Cepheus and Cassiopea watch the scene×1

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94P2111Perseus, riding on Pegasus, kills the sea monster×1

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94P3most important deeds: Perseus' conquest of Medusa×1

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94P33Perseus beheading Medusa×1

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94P34Perseus with the Gorgon's head×2

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94P41Perseus accidentally kills Acrisius, his grandfather, during a discus-throwing contest×1

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94R5(story of) the Dioscuri: Castor (the horse-tamer) and Pollux (the boxer) - non-aggressive, friendly or neutral activities and relationships×1

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94S3most important deeds: Bellerophon with Iobates, king of Lycia, who sets him to various tasks×1

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94S32Bellerophon, flying on Pegasus' back, kills the Chimera, a fire-breathing monster, with arrows or a spear×1

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94S68suffering, misfortune of Bellerophon - death×1

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94T12infancy, upbringing of Oedipus×1

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94T121Oedipus is exposed: his feet are pierced and he is suspended from a tree×1

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95A(ACHILLES)4(story of) Achilles - aggressive, unfriendly activities and relationships×1

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95A(AGAMEMNON)5Agamemnon - non-aggressive, friendly or neutral activities and relationships×2

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95A(AJAX THE GREAT)6Ajax the Great - suffering, misfortune×1

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95A(AMPHITRYON)2(story of) Amphitryon - love-affairs×1

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95A(AMPHITRYON)4aggressive, unfriendly activities and relationships of Amphitryon×1

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95A(ANTENOR)5non-aggressive, friendly or neutral activities and relationships of Antenor×1

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95A(ATHAMAS)61Athamas is driven mad by Tisiphone, one of the Furies, sent by Juno×1

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95A(ATHAMAS)611Athamas kills his son Learchus×1

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95A(BUSIRIS)5the Greek heroic legends (BUSIRIS): heroes (BUSIRIS) - non-aggressive, friendly or neutral activities and relationships×1

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95A(CADMUS)34Cadmus slays the dragon×1

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95A(CALCHAS)5(story of) Calchas, the seer - non-aggressive, friendly or neutral activities and relationships×1

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95A(CEPHALUS)214Cephalus inadvertently kills Procris×1

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95A(CEPHEUS)the Greek heroic legends (CEPHEUS): heroes (CEPHEUS)×2

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95A(CODRUS)68death of Codrus, king of Athens: disguised as a peasant, he seeks to be killed by enemy soldiers to save his city, because he had learned from the oracle that the side whose king fell would be victorious×2

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95A(CREON)5the Greek heroic legends (CREON): heroes (CREON) - non-aggressive, friendly or neutral activities and relationships×1

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95A(DARDANUS)4the Greek heroic legends (DARDANUS): heroes (DARDANUS) - aggressive, unfriendly activities and relationships×1

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95A(DENEUS)5the Greek heroic legends (DENEUS): heroes (DENEUS) - non-aggressive, friendly or neutral activities and relationships×1

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95A(DIOMEDES)5Diomedes - non-aggressive, friendly or neutral activities and relationships×2

2 illum.

95A(ERICHTHONIUS)7(story of) Erichthonius (Erechtheus) - specific aspects, allegorical aspects, as patron of×2

2 illum.

95A(EUPHORBUS)5the Greek heroic legends (EUPHORBUS): heroes (EUPHORBUS) - non-aggressive, friendly or neutral activities and relationships×1

1 illum.

95A(HECTOR)Hector×2

2 illum.

Portail Biblissima — s.v. Hector (mythologie grecque)

95A(HELENUS)5the Greek heroic legends (HELENUS): heroes (HELENUS) - non-aggressive, friendly or neutral activities and relationships×1

1 illum.

95A(IASUS)68the Greek heroic legends (IASUS): heroes (IASUS) - death×1

1 illum.

95A(JASON)2(story of) Jason - love-affairs×1

1 illum.

95A(JASON)4(story of) Jason - aggressive, unfriendly activities and relationships×1

1 illum.

95A(LAIUS)22Laius and Jocasta×1

1 illum.

95A(LAIUS)5(story of) Laius, father of Oedipus - non-aggressive, friendly or neutral activities and relationships×1

1 illum.

95A(LAOMEDON)32(+0)Laomedon refuses to reward the gods (+ variant)×1

1 illum.

95A(LAOMEDON)4(story of) Laomedon - aggressive, unfriendly activities and relationships×1

1 illum.

95A(LAOMEDON)5(story of) Laomedon - non-aggressive, friendly or neutral activities and relationships×1

1 illum.

95A(MEMNON)(story of) Memnon, son of Aurora×1

1 illum.

95A(MENALIPUS)68the Greek heroic legends (MENALIPUS): heroes (MENALIPUS) - death×1

1 illum.

95A(MENELAUS)5(story of) Menelaus - non-aggressive, friendly or neutral activities and relationships×1

1 illum.

95A(MINOTAUR)31(+0)the Minotaur, half a man and half a bull, in his dwelling-place, the Labyrinth, supplied with human sacrifices (+ variant)×2

2 illum.

95A(NARCISSUS)2love-affairs of Narcissus×1

1 illum.

95A(NARCISSUS)21Narcissus, gazing in a fountain, falls in love with his own reflection; possibly the nymph Echo peeps at the scene×1

1 illum.

95A(NARCISSUS)21(+0)Narcissus, gazing in a fountain, falls in love with his own reflection; possibly the nymph Echo peeps at the scene (+ variant)×1

1 illum.

95A(NEOPTOLEMUS)4(story of) Neoptolemus, son of Achilles - aggressive, unfriendly activities and relationships×3

3 illum.

95A(ORESTES)312Orestes kills his mother Clytaemnestra, and Aegisthus×1

1 illum.

95A(PELIAS)5the Greek heroic legends (PELIAS): heroes (PELIAS) - non-aggressive, friendly or neutral activities and relationships×2

2 illum.

95A(PHRASIUS)68(+0)death of Phrasius (Thrasius): when advising King Busiris to sacrifice human beings in order to get rain, he himself is sacrificed first (+ variant)×1

1 illum.

95A(PLESTINUS)68the Greek heroic legends (PLESTINUS): heroes (PLESTINUS) - death×1

1 illum.

95A(POLYBETES)68the Greek heroic legends (POLYBETES): heroes (POLYBETES) - death×1

1 illum.

95A(PRIAM)(story of) Priam×1

1 illum.

95A(PRIAM)5(story of) Priam - non-aggressive, friendly or neutral activities and relationships×10

10 illum.

95A(PRICUS)68the Greek heroic legends (PRICUS): heroes (PRICUS) - death×1

1 illum.

95A(PYGMALION)21Pygmalion falls in love with the statue he is carving×1

1 illum.

95A(PYGMALION)211Pygmalion prays to Venus×1

1 illum.

95A(PYRAMUS & THISBE)22(+0)Thisbe, fleeing from a lioness, drops her veil (the scene may be situated near a fountain) (+ variant)×1

1 illum.

95A(PYRAMUS & THISBE)241Thisbe kills herself with Pyramus' sword (the scene may be represented near a fountain)×1

1 illum.

95A(TELEPHUS)4(story of) Telephus - aggressive, unfriendly activities and relationships×1

1 illum.

95A(TEUTHRAS)68the Greek heroic legends (TEUTHRAS): heroes (TEUTHRAS) - death×1

1 illum.

95A(THELAMON)4the Greek heroic legends (THELAMON): heroes (THELAMON) - aggressive, unfriendly activities and relationships×1

1 illum.

95A(TROILUS)21Troilus in love with Cressida (Briseis, Briseida, Griseida)×1

1 illum.

95A(TROILUS)5(story of) Troilus - non-aggressive, friendly or neutral activities and relationships×1

1 illum.

95A(ULYSSES)4(story of) Ulysses - aggressive, unfriendly activities and relationships×1

1 illum.

95A(ULYSSES)5(story of) Ulysses - non-aggressive, friendly or neutral activities and relationships×3

3 illum.

95A(ULYSSES)68death of Ulysses: he is killed by Telegonus, who fails to recognize his father×1

1 illum.

95B(ALCMENE)2the Greek heroic legends (ALCMENE): heroines (ALCMENE) - love-affairs×1

1 illum.

95B(ALCYONE & CEYX)22Alcyone bids Ceyx farewell and stares at the departing ship×1

1 illum.

95B(AMAZONS)(story of) the Amazons×2

2 illum.

95B(AMAZONS)5(story of) the Amazons - non-aggressive, friendly or neutral activities and relationships×2

2 illum.

95B(ANDROMEDA)the Greek heroic legends (ANDROMEDA): heroines (ANDROMEDA)×2

2 illum.

95B(ATALANTE)2111during the foot-race Hippomenes drops the three golden apples; Atalante stops to pick them up, and is thus beaten×1

1 illum.

Portail Biblissima — s.v. Atalante (mythologie grecque)

95B(CASSANDRA)5non-aggressive, friendly or neutral activities and relationships of Cassandra×1

1 illum.

95B(CASSIOPEIA)the Greek heroic legends (CASSIOPEIA): heroines (CASSIOPEIA)×2

2 illum.

95B(DANAE)61Danae is shut up in a bronze tower by her father Acrisius×1

1 illum.

95B(HERO & LEANDER)2love-affair of Hero and Leander×1

1 illum.

95B(INO)411Ino persuades the women of Boeotia to parch the seed-corn, so that no corn will sprout×1

1 illum.

95B(IO)7the Greek heroic legends (IO): heroines (IO) - specific aspects, allegorical aspects, as patron of×1

1 illum.

95B(IOLE)5the Greek heroic legends (IOLE): heroines (IOLE) - non-aggressive, friendly or neutral activities and relationships×1

1 illum.

95B(JOCASTA)4Jocasta, mother of Oedipus - aggressive, unfriendly activities and relationships×1

1 illum.

95B(MEDEA)2Medea - love-affairs×1

1 illum.

95B(MEGARA)2the Greek heroic legends (MEGARA): heroines (MEGARA) - love-affairs×1

1 illum.

95B(PASIPHAE)21Pasiphae enamoured of a white bull×1

1 illum.

95B(PENTHESILEA)5the Greek heroic legends (PENTHESILEA): heroines (PENTHESILEA) - non-aggressive, friendly or neutral activities and relationships×1

1 illum.

95B(SEMELE)51Juno, in the guise of an old woman (Beroe) induces Semele to ask Jupiter to show himself to her in all his divine splendour×1

1 illum.

96ARoman deities, and foreign deities included in the classical Pantheon×1

1 illum.

96A12(story of) Janus×1

1 illum.

96A1251Janus hospitably receiving Saturn×1

1 illum.

96A127(story of) Janus - specific aspects, allegorical aspects, as patron of×5

5 illum.

96A1279(story of) Janus - veneration, honoured by×3

3 illum.

96A128(FOUR-FACED HEAD)attributes of Janus (FOUR-FACED HEAD)×1

1 illum.

96A128(JANUS' HEAD)Janus' head, two-faced head×8

8 illum.

96A1451(+0)Quirinus appears to Julius Proculus and directs him to tell the Romans to pay him divine honour (+ variant)×2

2 illum.

96A16(+7)Terminus (+ specific aspects, allegorical aspects)×1

1 illum.

96A19(AESCULANUS)other male Roman deities (AESCULANUS)×1

1 illum.

96A19(ARGENTINUS)other male Roman deities (ARGENTINUS)×1

1 illum.

96A19(AURINUS)other male Roman deities (AURINUS)×1

1 illum.

96A19(DEVERRA)other male Roman deities (DEVERRA)×1

1 illum.

96A19(DOMIDUCUS)other male Roman deities (DOMIDUCUS)×1

1 illum.

96A19(DOMITIUS)other male Roman deities (DOMITIUS)×1

1 illum.

96A19(INTERCIDONA)other male Roman deities (INTERCIDONA)×1

1 illum.

96A19(JUGATINUS)other male Roman deities (JUGATINUS)×1

1 illum.

96A19(PILUMNUS)other male Roman deities (PILUMNUS)×1

1 illum.

96A19(SENTINUS)(+7)other male Roman deities (SENTINUS) (+ specific aspects, allegorical aspects)×1

1 illum.

96A19(VITUMNUS)(+7)other male Roman deities (VITUMNUS) (+ specific aspects, allegorical aspects)×1

1 illum.

96A237specific aspects, allegorical aspects of Flora; Flora as patroness×1

1 illum.

96A242(+2)Egeria (Roman fountain-deity) (+ love-affairs)×1

1 illum.

96A243Juturna (Roman fountain-deity)×1

1 illum.

96A27Pomona×2

2 illum.

96A28(+7)Tellus (+ specific aspects, allegorical aspects)×1

1 illum.

96A29(BONA DEA)other female Roman deities: Bona Dea×1

1 illum.

96A29(BUBONA)other female Roman deities (BUBONA)×1

1 illum.

96A29(CUNINA)other female Roman deities (CUNINA)×1

1 illum.

96A29(EDUCA)other female Roman deities (EDUCA)×1

1 illum.

96A29(MANTURNA)other female Roman deities (MANTURNA)×1

1 illum.

96A29(MURCIA)other female Roman deities (MURCIA)×1

1 illum.

96A29(POTINA)other female Roman deities (POTINA)×1

1 illum.

96A29(ROMA)other female Roman deities (ROMA)×1

1 illum.

96A29(ROMA)(+7)other female Roman deities (ROMA) (+ specific aspects, allegorical aspects)×1

1 illum.

96A29(SALACIA)(+4)other female Roman deities: Salacia (+ aggressive, unfriendly activities and relationships)×1

1 illum.

96A29(SEGETIA)other female Roman deities (SEGETIA)×1

1 illum.

96A29(STRENIA)other female Roman deities (STRENIA)×1

1 illum.

96A31Isis×1

1 illum.

96A4Roman house gods, tutelary spirits, and spirits of the dead (Lares, Penates Genii, Manes, Larvae, Lemures)×1

1 illum.

96A42Penates (Roman house gods)×2

2 illum.

96A43Genii (Roman tutelary spirits); 'Genio' (Ripa)×1

1 illum.

96A44Manes (Roman spirits of the dead)×1

1 illum.

96A45Larvae, Lemures (Roman spirits of the dead)×1

1 illum.

96A5(AVARITIA)Avaritia (avarice) as Roman personification×1

1 illum.

96A5(BONUS EVENTUS)Bonus Eventus as Roman personification×1

1 illum.

96A5(CONCORDIA)Concordia as Roman personification×1

1 illum.

96A5(DISCORDIA)Discordia (discord) as Roman personification×1

1 illum.

96A5(FELICITAS)Roman personifications of abstract concepts (FELICITAS)×3

3 illum.

96A5(FORTUNA MULIEBRIS)Roman personifications of abstract concepts (FORTUNA MULIEBRIS)×1

1 illum.

96A5(FORTUNA)Fortuna as Roman personification×2

2 illum.

96A5(QUIES)Roman personifications of abstract concepts (QUIES)×1

1 illum.

96A5(VICTORIA)Victoria as Roman personification×1

1 illum.

96A5(VIRTUS)Virtus as Roman personification×2

2 illum.

96A5(VOLUPTAS)Voluptas as Roman personification×1

1 illum.

96B1Aeneas' wanderings to Italy: from Troy to Carthage (Virgil, Aeneid II-III)×1

1 illum.

96B11Aeneas leaves the country of Troy×1

1 illum.

96B116the fleet of Aeneas sets out×1

1 illum.

96B141the Penates appear to Aeneas in a dream×1

1 illum.

Princeton Index of Medieval Art — s.v. Aeneas, Dreaming

96B25the banquet of Aeneas and Dido×1

1 illum.

96B321Dido and Aeneas departing for the hunt×1

1 illum.

96B33the Trojans' departure from Carthage×1

1 illum.

96B331Aeneas has his fleet put into readiness; complaints of Dido×2

2 illum.

96B3311Dido arguing with Anna, her sister×2

2 illum.

96B332death of Dido; she climbs the funeral pyre and falls upon the sword of Aeneas×1

1 illum.

96B4second stay of Aeneas in Sicily (Virgil, Aeneid V)×1

1 illum.

96B41Aeneas and his companions meet with Acestes, their kinsman×1

1 illum.

96B42celebration of the anniversary of the death of Anchises×1

1 illum.

96B421Aeneas sacrificing at Anchises' grave: a snake appears×1

1 illum.

96B422the contests held in memory of Anchises×1

1 illum.

96B44(+0)Aeneas' departure from Sicily (+ variant)×1

1 illum.

96B53Aeneas plucks the 'Golden Bough' by the aid of two doves×1

1 illum.

96B542Aeneas and the Sibyl reach the Styx, where they meet the ghosts of the unburied dead, among others Palinurus×1

1 illum.

96B543Charon conveys Aeneas and the Sibyl in his boat; they alight at the gates of Pluto's kingdom×1

1 illum.

96B544Cerberus is offered a drugged cake ~ Aeneas' visit to the underworld×1

1 illum.

96B545Aeneas and the Sibyl meet various groups of the dead, among them is Dido, who turns aside×1

1 illum.

96B5482(+0)Aeneas finds Anchises in the underworld, and vainly seeks to embrace him (+ variant)×1

1 illum.

96B6the Trojans reach the mouth of the Tiber and land in Latium (Virgil, Aeneid VII-VIII)×3

3 illum.

96B62the Trojans with King Latinus×1

1 illum.

96B622(+0)the Trojan embassy sent by Aeneas is welcomed by Latinus, who offers to make an alliance and to give Lavinia in marriage (+ variant)×1

1 illum.

96B652Aeneas with Evander×1

1 illum.

96B661(+0)Venus hands over the armour to Aeneas (+ variant)×1

1 illum.

96B711Turnus blockades the Trojan camp×1

1 illum.

96B7253Mezentius confronts Aeneas again, and is killed together with his horse×1

1 illum.

96B821a cavalry engagement (~ battle of Latium) in which Camilla takes the lead×1

1 illum.

96B823Arruns kills Camilla×1

1 illum.

96B831Turnus before Latinus: he wants to meet Aeneas in single combat; Amata tries in vain to stop him×1

1 illum.

96B831(+0)Turnus before Latinus: he wants to meet Aeneas in single combat; Amata tries in vain to stop him (+ variant)×1

1 illum.

96B8333the Trojans attack Laurentium; Amata hangs herself×1

1 illum.

96B834single combat of Turnus and Aeneas×1

1 illum.

96B8344Turnus is killed by Aeneas×1

1 illum.

96B92scenes from the Aeneid that cannot be located in the chronological sequence of the story, featuring the Latins×1

1 illum.

96C(AENEAS)3(story of) Aeneas - most important deeds×2

2 illum.

96C(AENEAS)5non-aggressive, friendly or neutral activities and relationships of Aeneas×3

3 illum.

96C(AENEAS)79(story of) Aeneas - veneration, honoured by×1

1 illum.

96C(AMULIUS)41(+0)Amulius usurps the throne of King Numitor of Alba Longa after killing his sons (+ variant)×1

1 illum.

96C(EVANDER)5non-aggressive, friendly or neutral activities and relationships of Evander×1

1 illum.

96C(EVANDER)53Hercules kindly received by Evander on his return from the capture of Geryon×1

1 illum.

96C(FAMIS)heroes, male characters from the legendary origins of Rome (FAMIS)×1

1 illum.

96C(PANTHUS)5heroes, male characters from the legendary origins of Rome (PANTHUS) - non-aggressive, friendly or neutral activities and relationships×1

1 illum.

96C(REMUS)6heroes, male characters from the legendary origins of Rome (REMUS) - suffering, misfortune×1

1 illum.

96C(ROMULUS)122Romulus and Remus are washed ashore and suckled by a she-wolf; 'Lupa Romana'×1

1 illum.

96C(ROMULUS)123the herdsman Faustulus discovers Romulus and Remus×2

2 illum.

96C(ROMULUS)32(+0)Romulus and Remus decide to found a new settlement (Rome) (+ variant)×1

1 illum.

96C(ROMULUS)322Romulus lays the foundation of Rome×1

1 illum.

96C(ROMULUS)33Romulus as king of Rome×1

1 illum.

96C(ROMULUS)332Romulus gives laws to Rome and proceeds to its political and social organization×1

1 illum.

96C(ROMULUS)334Rome at war with the neighbouring nations×2

2 illum.

96C(ROMULUS)4(story of) Romulus and Remus - aggressive, unfriendly activities and relationships×1

1 illum.

96C(ROMULUS)68suffering, misfortune of Romulus and Remus - death×2

2 illum.

96C(ROMULUS)79(story of) Romulus and Remus - veneration, honoured by×1

1 illum.

96C(TURNUS)2(story of) Turnus - love-affairs×1

1 illum.

96D(DIDO)53Dido founds Carthage×1

1 illum.

96D(FACUA)2heroines, female characters from the legendary origins of Rome (FACUA) - love-affairs×2

2 illum.

96D(FACUA)5heroines, female characters from the legendary origins of Rome (FACUA) - non-aggressive, friendly or neutral activities and relationships×1

1 illum.

96D(LAVINIA)2heroines, female characters from the legendary origins of Rome (LAVINIA) - love-affairs×1

1 illum.

96D(RHEA SILVIA)62Rhea Silvia, after having given birth to Romulus and Remus, is flung into prison by her uncle Amulius×1

1 illum.

96D(SABINE WOMEN)61rape of the Sabine women: they are carried off by Romulus and his men during a feast×2

2 illum.

96D(TARPEIA)51while Tarpeia is fetching water outside the city-gate she is bribed by Titus Tatius into opening the gates of the city×1

1 illum.

97AA1Daphne changed into a laurel-tree: while fleeing from Apollo, Daphne is changed into a laurel-tree by her father Peneus (Ovid, Metamorphoses I 548)×1

1 illum.

Princeton Index of Medieval Art — s.v. Daphne

97B4Attis' blood changed into violets: when Attis, the favourite of Cybele, castrates himself, his blood is changed into violets×1

1 illum.

97C1Actaeon changed into a stag: as punishment for seeing her bathe, Diana changes Actaeon, the hunter, into a stag (Ovid, Metamorphoses III 193)×2

2 illum.

Princeton Index of Medieval Art — s.v. Actaeon

97C11(+0)Actaeon as a stag is devoured by his own dogs (+ variant)×1

1 illum.

97C4Lycaon changed into a wolf: Jupiter changes Lycaon into a wolf as punishment for offering the god, who is sitting at table, human flesh to eat; Lycaon's house is struck with lightning (Ovid, Metamorphoses I 237)×1

1 illum.

97C8Ulysses' companions changed into swine: when they drink from the cup offered by Circe, the enchantress, Ulysses' companions change into swine (Ovid, Metamorphoses XIV 276)×1

1 illum.

97CC64Mercury lulls Argus into sleep by making music×1

1 illum.

97E4Lycian farmers changed into frogs: Latona changes Lycian farmers into frogs, because while they were weeding a marsh, they prevented her and her children from quenching their thirst (Ovid, Metamorphoses VI 369)×1

1 illum.

97G2Dioscuri changed into a constellation: in reward of their brotherly love, the Dioscuri are changed into a constellation×2

2 illum.

97G5Orion changed into a constellation: while pursuing the Pleiades, or after his death, Orion is changed into a constellation (Ovid, Metamorphoses VIII 207; XIII 294)×2

2 illum.

97N4(+0)crow changed from white to black: because the crow has betrayed Coronis' infidelity, Apollo changes it from white to black (Ovid, Metamorphoses II 631) (+ variant)×1

1 illum.

98(+8)classical history (+ belonging to Greek history)×2

2 illum.

98(+9)classical history (+ belonging to Roman history)×12

12 illum.

98(ASTYAGES)5no gloss resolved×2

2 illum.

98Aevents and situations from classical history×1

1 illum.

98A(+9)events and situations from classical history (+ belonging to Roman history)×3

3 illum.

98A(216 B.C.)events and situations from classical history (216 B.C.)×1

1 illum.

98A(363.06.26)events and situations from classical history (363.06.26)×1

1 illum.

98A(378.08.09)events and situations from classical history (378.08.09)×1

1 illum.

98A(46 B.C.)events and situations from classical history (46 B.C.)×1

1 illum.

98A(48 B.C.)events and situations from classical history (48 B.C.)×1

1 illum.

98A(70.09)events and situations from classical history (70.09)×1

1 illum.

98A(73-71 BC)events and situations from classical history (73-71 BC)×1

1 illum.

98A(BATTLE OF TICINUS)events and situations from classical history (BATTLE OF TICINUS)×1

1 illum.

98A(BATTLE OF ZAMA)events and situations from classical history (BATTLE OF ZAMA)×1

1 illum.

98A(PUNIC WAR)events and situations from classical history (PUNIC WAR)×7

7 illum.

98A(SECOND PUNIC WAR)(+9)events and situations from classical history (SECOND PUNIC WAR) (+ belonging to Roman history)×1

1 illum.

98B(...)4male persons from classical history (with NAME) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(...)5male persons from classical history (with NAME) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(ACHILAS)4male persons from classical history (ACHILAS) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(ACIDINUS, Lucius MAnlius)5male persons from classical history (ACIDINUS, Lucius MAnlius) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(ACILIUS)4male persons from classical history (ACILIUS) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(ADRASTUS)5male persons from classical history (ADRASTUS) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×2

2 illum.

98B(AESCHINES)5male persons from classical history (AESCHINES) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(AGLAUS OF PSOPHIS)5male persons from classical history (AGLAUS OF PSOPHIS) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(AGRIPPA, Menenius)5male persons from classical history (AGRIPPA, Menenius) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(AGRIUS, M.'S SLAVE)3male persons from classical history (AGRIUS, M.'S SLAVE) - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

1 illum.

98B(AGRIUS, M.'S SLAVE)68male persons from classical history (AGRIUS, M.'S SLAVE) - death of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(AGRIUS, M.)3male persons from classical history (AGRIUS, M.) - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

1 illum.

98B(ALCIBIADES)2(story of) Alcibiades - love-affairs of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(ALEXANDER THE GREAT)(story of) Alexander the Great×2

2 illum.

Princeton Index of Medieval Art — s.v. Alexander the Great

98B(ALEXANDER THE GREAT)1early life, infancy, upbringing of Alexander the Great×1

1 illum.

98B(ALEXANDER THE GREAT)11(+0)birth of Alexander; the same night the temple of Diana at Ephesus burns down (+ variant)×1

1 illum.

98B(ALEXANDER THE GREAT)12Alexander receives instruction from Aristotle×1

1 illum.

98B(ALEXANDER THE GREAT)12(+0)Alexander receives instruction from Aristotle (+ variant)×2

2 illum.

98B(ALEXANDER THE GREAT)13Alexander tames Bucephalus×2

2 illum.

98B(ALEXANDER THE GREAT)131Bucephalus×13

13 illum.

98B(ALEXANDER THE GREAT)2love-affairs of Alexander×1

1 illum.

98B(ALEXANDER THE GREAT)22Thalestris, queen of the Amazons, comes to meet Alexander×1

1 illum.

98B(ALEXANDER THE GREAT)3(story of) Alexander the Great - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×3

3 illum.

98B(ALEXANDER THE GREAT)4aggressive relationships of Alexander the Great×9

9 illum.

98B(ALEXANDER THE GREAT)41battles of Alexander×4

4 illum.

98B(ALEXANDER THE GREAT)41(+0)battles of Alexander (+ variant)×1

1 illum.

98B(ALEXANDER THE GREAT)411Alexander fighting against Darius at Issus×5

5 illum.

98B(ALEXANDER THE GREAT)412(+0)the army of Porus and its elephants are conquered by Alexander (+ variant)×3

3 illum.

98B(ALEXANDER THE GREAT)44at a feast Alexander kills his friend Clitus with a javelin×1

1 illum.

98B(ALEXANDER THE GREAT)5non-aggressive activities of Alexander the Great×11

11 illum.

98B(ALEXANDER THE GREAT)511(+0)Alexander finds Darius lying wounded in a chariot (+ variant)×1

1 illum.

98B(ALEXANDER THE GREAT)5132the meeting of Alexander and Jaddus at the gate of Jerusalem; Alexander kneels before the high priest×1

1 illum.

98B(ALEXANDER THE GREAT)5132(+0)the meeting of Alexander and Jaddus at the gate of Jerusalem; Alexander kneels before the high priest (+ variant)×1

1 illum.

98B(ALEXANDER THE GREAT)5133Alexander with Jaddus in the temple of Jerusalem×1

1 illum.

98B(ALEXANDER THE GREAT)514Alexander yields his seat by the fire to one of his soldiers×1

1 illum.

98B(ALEXANDER THE GREAT)515the defeated King Porus, covered with wounds, comes before Alexander, who restores his dominions, i.e. the clemency of Alexander×1

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98B(ALEXANDER THE GREAT)521(+0)Darius' family kneels before Alexander, who requests Sisigambis, Darius' mother, to rise (+ variant)×1

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98B(ALEXANDER THE GREAT)53other non-aggressive activities×6

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98B(ALEXANDER THE GREAT)539Alexander as ruler or judge×4

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98B(ALEXANDER THE GREAT)6suffering, misfortune of Alexander the Great×2

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98B(ALEXANDER THE GREAT)61Alexander on his sick-bed is presented with a potion by his physician Philip; while drinking it, he gives Philip a letter to read, in which Parmenio advises Alexander to beware of his physician×1

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98B(ALEXANDER THE GREAT)68death of Alexander: Alexander on his deathbed×1

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98B(ALEXANDER THE GREAT)7(story of) Alexander the Great - post-mortem occurrences ~ person from classical history×1

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98B(ALEXANDER THE GREAT)8fabulous, clearly legendary extensions of Alexander the Great×1

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98B(ALEXANDER THE GREAT)9portrait of Alexander the Great×1

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98B(ALEXANDER)3male persons from classical history (ALEXANDER) - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

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98B(ALEXANDER)5male persons from classical history (ALEXANDER) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(AMBIORIX)4male persons from classical history (AMBIORIX) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

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98B(AMYNANDER)male persons from classical history (AMYNANDER)×1

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98B(ANDRAGRATHIUS)68male persons from classical history (ANDRAGRATHIUS) - death of person from classical history×1

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98B(ANDRISCUS)4male persons from classical history (ANDRISCUS) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

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98B(ANDRISCUS)6male persons from classical history (ANDRISCUS) - suffering, misfortune of person from classical history×1

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98B(ANEBO)5male persons from classical history (ANEBO) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(ANEMUR)male persons from classical history (ANEMUR)×1

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98B(ANTIGONUS)68male persons from classical history (ANTIGONUS) - death of person from classical history×1

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98B(ANTIOCHUS III)3(story of) Antiochus III (the Great) - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×2

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98B(ANTIOCHUS III)4(story of) Antiochus III (the Great) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×2

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98B(ANTIOCHUS III)5(story of) Antiochus III (the Great) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(ANTIOCHUS IV)4male persons from classical history (ANTIOCHUS IV) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×2

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98B(ANTIOCHUS V)3male persons from classical history (ANTIOCHUS V) - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

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98B(ANTIPATER) 51no gloss resolved×1

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98B(ANTIPATER)51Antipater, father of Herod the Great, shows Caesar his scars×1

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98B(APULEIUS)3male persons from classical history (APULEIUS) - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×5

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98B(APULEIUS)5male persons from classical history (APULEIUS) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×6

6 illum.

98B(APULEIUS, Lucius)3male persons from classical history (APULEIUS, Lucius) - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×2

2 illum.

98B(ARCHIMEDES)68death of Archimedes: the mathematician is killed by a soldier while drawing a diagram in the sand; 'Noli turbare circulos meos'×1

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98B(ARION)51Arion rides on a dolphin, holding his lyre×1

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98B(ARION)511the guilty sailors are brought before Periander×1

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98B(ARISTIPPUS)3male persons from classical history (ARISTIPPUS) - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

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98B(ARISTOBULUS II)4male persons from classical history (ARISTOBULUS II) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

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98B(ARISTOBULUS II)6male persons from classical history (ARISTOBULUS II) - suffering, misfortune of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(ARISTOBULUS)4male persons from classical history (ARISTOBULUS) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

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98B(ARISTODEMUS)5male persons from classical history (ARISTODEMUS) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(ARISTONICUS)68male persons from classical history (ARISTONICUS) - death of person from classical history×1

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98B(ARISTOTLE)Aristotle×3

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98B(ARISTOTLE)3Aristotle - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×2

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98B(ARISTOTLE)5Aristotle - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(ARIUS)3male persons from classical history (ARIUS) - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

1 illum.

98B(ARTAXERXES III OCHUS)male persons from classical history (ARTAXERXES III OCHUS)×1

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98B(ARUNS)4male persons from classical history (ARUNS) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(ASTYAGES)5male persons from classical history (ASTYAGES) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(ATILIUS, M.)3male persons from classical history (ATILIUS, M.) - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

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98B(AUGUSTUS)(story of) Augustus, the Roman emperor×2

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98B(AUGUSTUS)3(story of) Augustus, the Roman emperor - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

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98B(AUGUSTUS)5non-aggressive activities of Augustus×5

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98B(BAEBIUS, M.)68male persons from classical history (BAEBIUS, M.) - death of person from classical history×1

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98B(BALBUS, Quintus Lucilius)5male persons from classical history (BALBUS, Quintus Lucilius) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(BASSUS,L.)4male persons from classical history (BASSUS,L.) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(BESSUS)6male persons from classical history (BESSUS) - suffering, misfortune of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(BOCCHUS)3male persons from classical history (BOCCHUS) - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

1 illum.

98B(BOCCHUS)5male persons from classical history (BOCCHUS) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(BOCCHUS)6male persons from classical history (BOCCHUS) - suffering, misfortune of person from classical history×1

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98B(BRENNUS)3(story of) Brennus - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

1 illum.

98B(BRENNUS)5(story of) Brennus - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×3

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98B(BRUTUS, L.J.)4aggressive relationships of L. Junius Brutus×1

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98B(BRUTUS, L.J.)41L. Junius Brutus has his two sons beheaded because they joined a conspiracy×1

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98B(BRUTUS, L.J.)411Brutus pronounces the verdict condemning his two sons×1

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98B(BRUTUS, L.J.)68death of Brutus: in a single combat Brutus and Arruns simultaneously kill each other×1

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98B(BRUTUS, L.J.)68(+0)death of Brutus: in a single combat Brutus and Arruns simultaneously kill each other (+ variant)×1

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98B(BRUTUS, L.J.)7(story of) L. Junius Brutus - post-mortem occurrences ~ person from classical history×2

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98B(BRUTUS, M.J.)3(story of) Marcus Junius Brutus - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

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98B(BRUTUS, M.J.)4(story of) Marcus Junius Brutus - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

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98B(BRUTUS, M.J.)5non-aggressive activities of Marcus Junius Brutus×1

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98B(BRUTUS, P.J.)5male persons from classical history (BRUTUS, P.J.) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(CAECILIUS METELLUS NUMIDICUS, Q.)6male persons from classical history (CAECILIUS METELLUS NUMIDICUS, Q.) - suffering, misfortune of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(CAEPIO, Cn. S.)5male persons from classical history (CAEPIO, Cn. S.) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(CAEPIO, Q. S.)5male persons from classical history (CAEPIO, Q. S.) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(CAESAR)3(story of) C. Julius Caesar - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

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98B(CAESAR)4aggressive relationships of C. Julius Caesar×2

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98B(CAESAR)42Caesar in strife with Pompey×2

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98B(CAESAR)422the severed head of Pompey is brought to Caesar×1

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Princeton Index of Medieval Art — s.v. Julius Caesar, Receiving Head of Pompey

98B(CAESAR)5non-aggressive activities of C. Julius Caesar×8

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98B(CAESAR)6(+0)suffering, misfortune of C. Julius Caesar (+ variant)×1

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98B(CAESAR)68death of Caesar, i.e. the murder of Caesar: he is slain in the Senate at the foot of Pompey's statue, exclaiming 'et tu Brute'×1

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98B(CAIUS)5male persons from classical history (CAIUS) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(CALPURNIUS LANARIUS, P.)5male persons from classical history (CALPURNIUS LANARIUS, P.) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(CAMBYSES)(story of) Cambyses×1

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98B(CAMILLUS)4aggressive relationships of Marcus Furius Camillus×3

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98B(CAMILLUS)41Marcus Furius Camillus has the schoolmaster of Falerii chastised by his pupils: he is stripped and the children drive him back to their city with sticks×1

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98B(CANDAULES)5male persons from classical history (CANDAULES) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×2

2 illum.

98B(CANDAULES)68male persons from classical history (CANDAULES) - death of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(CARBO, Cnaeus P.)5male persons from classical history (CARBO, Cnaeus P.) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(CARBO, Cnaeus P.)6male persons from classical history (CARBO, Cnaeus P.) - suffering, misfortune of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(CARBO, Cnaeus P.)68male persons from classical history (CARBO, Cnaeus P.) - death of person from classical history×1

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98B(CARBO, Cnaeus)3male persons from classical history (CARBO, Cnaeus) - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

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98B(CATILINE)3(story of) Lucius Sergius Catilina - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×3

3 illum.

98B(CATILINE)68(story of) Lucius Sergius Catilina - death of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(CATO THE ELDER)4(story of) Marcus Porcius Cato the Elder - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×3

3 illum.

98B(CATO THE ELDER)5non-aggressive activities of Marcus Porcius Cato the Elder×6

6 illum.

98B(CATO THE YOUNGER)3(story of) Marcus Porcius Cato the Younger - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

1 illum.

98B(CATO THE YOUNGER)5(story of) Marcus Porcius Cato the Younger - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×6

6 illum.

98B(CATO THE YOUNGER)6suffering, misfortune of Marcus Porcius Cato the Younger×1

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98B(CATO THE YOUNGER)7(story of) Marcus Porcius Cato the Younger - post-mortem occurrences ~ person from classical history×1

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98B(CATO'S SON)5male persons from classical history (CATO'S SON) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(CATULUS)68male persons from classical history (CATULUS) - death of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(CICERO)3(story of) Cicero - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×8

8 illum.

98B(CICERO)4(story of) Cicero - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

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98B(CICERO)5non-aggressive activities of Cicero×17

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98B(CICERO)51Cicero orating in the Senate×1

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98B(CICERO)6suffering, misfortune of Cicero×2

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98B(CICERO)68death of Cicero: he is slain by soldiers at the order of the triumvirs×1

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98B(CICERO)68(+0)death of Cicero: he is slain by soldiers at the order of the triumvirs (+ variant)×1

1 illum.

98B(CICERO, Quintus T.)5male persons from classical history (CICERO, Quintus T.) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(CINCINNATUS)4(story of) Cincinnatus - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(CINCINNATUS)5non-aggressive activities of Cincinnatus×1

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98B(CINCINNATUS)51(+0)Lucius Quinctius Cincinnatus is called from the plough to the dictatorship of Rome; a Roman embassy offers him a sword or a baton (+ variant)×1

1 illum.

98B(CINNA, L. Corn.)3male persons from classical history (CINNA, L. Corn.) - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×3

3 illum.

98B(CINNA, L. Corn.)68male persons from classical history (CINNA, L. Corn.) - death of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(CINNA, L. Cornelius)4male persons from classical history (CINNA, L. Cornelius) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(CLAUDIUS CENTUMALUS, T.)5male persons from classical history (CLAUDIUS CENTUMALUS, T.) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(CLAUDIUS)5non-aggressive activities of Claudius×1

1 illum.

98B(CLAUDIUS, A.)6(story of) Appius Claudius Caecus - suffering, misfortune of person from classical history×2

2 illum.

98B(CLEONYMUS)4male persons from classical history (CLEONYMUS) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

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98B(CLODIUS PULCHER, P.)3(story of) Publius Clodius (Claudius) Pulcher - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

1 illum.

98B(CLODIUS PULCHER, P.)51Publius Clodius (Claudius) Pulcher, dressed as a woman, introduces himself into the house of Julius Caesar during an annual ceremony of Bona Dea, and is discovered×1

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98B(CLODIUS PULCHER, P.)68(story of) Publius Clodius (Claudius) Pulcher - death of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(CORBIS)4male persons from classical history (CORBIS) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

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98B(CORIOLANUS)51Coriolanus (C. or Cn. Marcius) is met by his wife Volumnia (alternatively called Vergilia) with their two small sons, and his mother Veturia (alternatively called Volumnia); they entreat him not to fight any more×1

1 illum.

98B(CORIOLANUS)51(+0)Coriolanus (C. or Cn. Marcius) is met by his wife Volumnia (alternatively called Vergilia) with their two small sons, and his mother Veturia (alternatively called Volumnia); they entreat him not to fight any more (+ variant)×1

1 illum.

98B(COSIS)68male persons from classical history (COSIS) - death of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(CROESUS)(story of) Croesus king of Lydia×1

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98B(CROESUS)5non-aggressive activities of Croesus×1

1 illum.

98B(CRUSCELLIO, LENTULLUS)5male persons from classical history (CRUSCELLIO, LENTULLUS) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(CURIATII)68the Curiatii, three brothers from Alba Longa - death of person from classical history×1

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98B(CURTIUS, M.)68death, i.e. the self-sacrifice of Marcus (Manlius) Curtius: he leaps on horseback into a chasm with lethal fumes×1

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98B(CYRUS)(story of) Cyrus king of Persia×2

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98B(CYRUS)11instead of slaying Cyrus, as ordered by King Astyages, Harpagus gives the baby to the shepherd Mithridates to be exposed×2

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98B(CYRUS)111(+0)Mithridates' wife substitutes her own still-born child for Cyrus (+ variant)×1

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98B(CYRUS)12the infant Cyrus suckled by a bitch×1

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Portail Biblissima — s.v. Cyrus II abandonné

98B(CYRUS)12(+0)the infant Cyrus suckled by a bitch (+ variant)×1

1 illum.

98B(CYRUS)5non-aggressive activities of Cyrus×2

2 illum.

98B(CYRUS)68(story of) Cyrus king of Persia - death of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(CYRUS)7(story of) Cyrus king of Persia - post-mortem occurrences ~ person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(DARIUS III)3male persons from classical history (DARIUS III) - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×2

2 illum.

98B(DARIUS)(story of) Darius, king of Persia×4

4 illum.

98B(DARIUS)(+0)(story of) Darius, king of Persia (+ variant)×1

1 illum.

98B(DARIUS)4(story of) Darius, king of Persia - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(DARIUS)5non-aggressive activities of Darius I×1

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98B(DARIUS)52Darius is chosen king of Persia; his horse is the first to neigh at sunrise×1

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98B(DARIUS)52(+0)Darius is chosen king of Persia; his horse is the first to neigh at sunrise (+ variant)×1

1 illum.

98B(DECIUS)68male persons from classical history (DECIUS) - death of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(DEMETRIUS)male persons from classical history (DEMETRIUS)×1

1 illum.

98B(DEMETRIUS)68male persons from classical history (DEMETRIUS) - death of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(DEMOSTHENES)5non-aggressive activities of Demosthenes×1

1 illum.

98B(DIDYMUS)5male persons from classical history (DIDYMUS) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(DIOCLETIAN)3male persons from classical history (DIOCLETIAN) - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

1 illum.

98B(DIOGENES)5non-aggressive activities of Diogenes×1

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98B(DIOSCUROS)male persons from classical history (DIOSCUROS)×1

1 illum.

98B(DOMITIUS AHENOBARBUS, L.)4male persons from classical history (DOMITIUS AHENOBARBUS, L.) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(DOMITIUS, Cn. Ahenobarbus)3male persons from classical history (DOMITIUS, Cn. Ahenobarbus) - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

1 illum.

98B(DUILIUS, C.)5non-aggressive activities of Gaius Duilius×1

1 illum.

98B(DYONIDES)6male persons from classical history (DYONIDES) - suffering, misfortune of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(EMPEDOCLES)68(+0)death of Empedocles: the philosopher leaps into the crater of Etna (+ variant)×1

1 illum.

98B(EUSEBIUS OF CAESAREA)3male persons from classical history (EUSEBIUS OF CAESAREA) - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×45

45 illum.

98B(FABIUS DORSUO, C.)51(+0)the courage and piety of C. Fabius Dorsuo (Dorso): dressed in sacerdotal robes he leaves the Capitol, which was then besieged by the Gauls, to go and offer a sacrifice on the Quirinal (+ variant)×1

1 illum.

98B(FABIUS MAXIMUS, Q.)4(story of) Quintus Fabius Maximus Cunctator - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(FABIUS MAXIMUS, Q.)5non-aggressive activities of Quintus Fabius Maximus Cunctator×2

2 illum.

98B(FANNIUS, A.)5male persons from classical history (FANNIUS, A.) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(FANNIUS, C.)5male persons from classical history (FANNIUS, C.) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(FIMBRIA, Caius Flavius)4male persons from classical history (FIMBRIA, Caius Flavius) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(FLACCUS, Fulvius)4male persons from classical history (FLACCUS, Fulvius) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×2

2 illum.

98B(FLAMINIUS, L.)4male persons from classical history (FLAMINIUS, L.) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(FULVIUS FLACCUS, M.)5male persons from classical history (FULVIUS FLACCUS, M.) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(FULVIUS FLACCUS, Q.)4male persons from classical history (FULVIUS FLACCUS, Q.) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(FULVIUS MAXIMUS)68male persons from classical history (FULVIUS MAXIMUS) - death of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(GABINIUS, A.)6male persons from classical history (GABINIUS, A.) - suffering, misfortune of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(GELLIUS, Aulus)5male persons from classical history (GELLIUS, Aulus) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(GENTIUS)5male persons from classical history (GENTIUS) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(GILDON)male persons from classical history (GILDON)×1

1 illum.

98B(GRACCHUS, C.S.)3(story of) Gaius Sempronius Gracchus - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

1 illum.

98B(GRACCHUS, TIB. S.)3(story of) Tiberius Sempronius Gracchus - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

1 illum.

98B(GRACCHUS, TIB. S.)41(+0)Tiberius Sempronius Gracchus having found two snakes in his house or bed, having consulted an haruspex, kills the male serpent and lets the female serpent go; thus he causes his own death, and saves the life of his wife Cornelia (+ variant)×1

1 illum.

98B(GRACCHUS, TIB. S.)5(story of) Tiberius Sempronius Gracchus - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(GRACCHUS, Tiberius)3male persons from classical history (GRACCHUS, Tiberius) - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

1 illum.

98B(GRACCHUS, Tiberius)68male persons from classical history (GRACCHUS, Tiberius) - death of person from classical history×2

2 illum.

98B(GRATIANUS)5male persons from classical history (GRATIANUS) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(GRATIANUS)68male persons from classical history (GRATIANUS) - death of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(GYGES)212(+0)Gyges marries Candaules' wife after having slain the king at the queen's order (+ variant)×1

1 illum.

98B(GYGES)51(+0)from a corpse lying in a bronze horse Gyges takes a magic ring, which has the power of making someone invisible (+ variant)×1

1 illum.

98B(HAMILCAR)5male persons from classical history (HAMILCAR) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×2

2 illum.

98B(HAMILCAR)68male persons from classical history (HAMILCAR) - death of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(HANNIBAL)1early life, infancy, upbringing of Hannibal×1

1 illum.

98B(HANNIBAL)11(+0)in front of the altar, young Hannibal takes the oath to fight the Romans (sworn hatred) (+ variant)×1

1 illum.

98B(HANNIBAL)3(story of) Hannibal - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

1 illum.

98B(HANNIBAL)4(story of) Hannibal - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×8

8 illum.

98B(HANNIBAL)5non-aggressive activities of Hannibal×1

1 illum.

98B(HANNIBAL)6suffering, misfortune of Hannibal×1

1 illum.

98B(HANNIBAL)8(story of) Hannibal - fabulous, clearly legendary extensions ~ person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(HANNO)4(story of) Hanno of Carthage - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(HASDRUBAL)5male persons from classical history (HASDRUBAL) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×4

4 illum.

98B(HERMES TRISMEGISTOS)5male persons from classical history (HERMES TRISMEGISTOS) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×4

4 illum.

98B(HIMELCO)68male persons from classical history (HIMELCO) - death of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(HIPPOCRATES)3(story of) Hippocrates - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×2

2 illum.

98B(HIPPOCRATES)5non-aggressive activities of Hippocrates×1

1 illum.

98B(HONORIUS)5male persons from classical history (HONORIUS) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(HORACE)5(story of) Horace, the poet - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(HORATII)41the Horatii and the Curiatii volunteer for Rome and for Alba Longa, to meet in a sword battle×1

1 illum.

98B(HORATII)412two Horatii being killed, the surviving brother defeats the three Curiatii one by one×1

1 illum.

98B(HORATII)413Horatius slays his sister for rebuking him about the death of one of the Curiatii, with whom she was betrothed×1

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98B(HORATII)414Horatius is tried, but acquitted after an appeal by his father×1

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98B(INDIBILIS)5male persons from classical history (INDIBILIS) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(JOHN OF LYCOPOLIS)5male persons from classical history (JOHN OF LYCOPOLIS) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(JOHN)5male persons from classical history (JOHN) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(JOSEPHUS, F.)4male persons from classical history (JOSEPHUS, F.) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

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98B(JUBA)6male persons from classical history (JUBA) - suffering, misfortune of person from classical history×1

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98B(JUGHURTA)6male persons from classical history (JUGHURTA) - suffering, misfortune of person from classical history×1

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98B(JUGURTHA)3male persons from classical history (JUGURTHA) - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

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98B(JUGURTHA)5male persons from classical history (JUGURTHA) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(JUGURTHA)6male persons from classical history (JUGURTHA) - suffering, misfortune of person from classical history×3

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98B(JULIAN THE APOSTATE)5male persons from classical history (JULIAN THE APOSTATE) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(JULIAN THE APOSTATE)68male persons from classical history (JULIAN THE APOSTATE) - death of person from classical history×2

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98B(LABEO, Cornelius)5male persons from classical history (LABEO, Cornelius) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(LAELIUS)5male persons from classical history (LAELIUS) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(LAELIUS, C.) 98B(FANNIUS, C.)male persons from classical history (LAELIUS, C.) 98B(FANNIUS, C.)×1

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98B(LAELIUS, C.)5male persons from classical history (LAELIUS, C.) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×3

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98B(LAELIUS, Gaius)4male persons from classical history (LAELIUS, Gaius) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×3

3 illum.

98B(LAENAS, C.P.)4(story of) C. Popilius Laenas - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

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98B(LAENAS, C.P.)5non-aggressive activities of C. Popilius Laenas×1

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98B(LAEVINUS)4male persons from classical history (LAEVINUS) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

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98B(LENTULUS, Lucius)5male persons from classical history (LENTULUS, Lucius) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(LENTULUS, P.)3male persons from classical history (LENTULUS, P.) - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

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98B(LEPIDUS, M.A.)4(story of) Marcus Aemilius Lepidus - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

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98B(LEPIDUS, M.A.)51the erstwhile enemies, Marcus Aemilius Lepidus and Fulvius Flaccus meet and embrace when they are elected to serve together as censors×1

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98B(LUCIUS FURIUS)4male persons from classical history (LUCIUS FURIUS) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

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98B(LUCIUS FURIUS)5male persons from classical history (LUCIUS FURIUS) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(LUCULLUS, M.)68male persons from classical history (LUCULLUS, M.) - death of person from classical history×1

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98B(LYCURGUS)5non-aggressive activities of Lycurgus, the Spartan×1

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98B(LYSIAS)4male persons from classical history (LYSIAS) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×2

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98B(LYSIMACHUS)5(story of) Lysimachus - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(MACROBIUS, Ambrosius Aurelius T.)3male persons from classical history (MACROBIUS, Ambrosius Aurelius T.) - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×4

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98B(MAELIUS, S.)5male persons from classical history (MAELIUS, S.) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(MAELIUS, SP.)5(story of) Spurius Maelius - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(MAELIUS, SP.)68death of Spurius Maelius: he is executed for aspiring to tyranny×1

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98B(MAEVIUS)5male persons from classical history (MAEVIUS) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(MALLEOLUS, PUBLICIUS)68male persons from classical history (MALLEOLUS, PUBLICIUS) - death of person from classical history×1

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98B(MANCINUS, GAIUS PUBLIUS)6male persons from classical history (MANCINUS, GAIUS PUBLIUS) - suffering, misfortune of person from classical history×1

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98B(MANDONIUS)5male persons from classical history (MANDONIUS) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(MANLIUS, L.)6male persons from classical history (MANLIUS, L.) - suffering, misfortune of person from classical history×1

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98B(MARCELLUS, M.C.)3male persons from classical history (MARCELLUS, M.C.) - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

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98B(MARCELLUS, Marcus Claudius)4male persons from classical history (MARCELLUS, Marcus Claudius) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×2

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98B(MARIUS, C.)3(story of) Gaius Marius - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×10

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98B(MARIUS, C.)4aggressive relationships of Gaius Marius×3

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98B(MARIUS, C.)5non-aggressive activities of Gaius Marius×2

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98B(MARIUS, Caius)5male persons from classical history (MARIUS, Caius) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(MARK ANTONY)3(story of) Mark Antony - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×4

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98B(MARK ANTONY)4(story of) Mark Antony - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

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98B(MARK ANTONY)5(story of) Mark Antony - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(MASINISSA)4(story of) king Masinissa - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×3

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98B(MAURITIUS)male persons from classical history (MAURITIUS)×1

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98B(MAXENTIUS)male persons from classical history (MAXENTIUS)×15

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98B(MAXENTIUS)3male persons from classical history (MAXENTIUS) - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×3

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98B(MAXENTIUS)5male persons from classical history (MAXENTIUS) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(MAXIMIANUS, H.M.A.V.)4male persons from classical history (MAXIMIANUS, H.M.A.V.) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

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98B(MAXIMUS)5male persons from classical history (MAXIMUS) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(MAXIMUS, Magnus)4male persons from classical history (MAXIMUS, Magnus) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

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98B(MAXIMUS, Magnus)68male persons from classical history (MAXIMUS, Magnus) - death of person from classical history×1

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98B(MEMMIUS, C.)4male persons from classical history (MEMMIUS, C.) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

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98B(MERULA, Corn.)68male persons from classical history (MERULA, Corn.) - death of person from classical history×1

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98B(METELLUS CALVUS, L. C.)5male persons from classical history (METELLUS CALVUS, L. C.) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(METELLUS MACEDONICUS, Q. C.)5male persons from classical history (METELLUS MACEDONICUS, Q. C.) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(METELLUS MACEDONICUS, Q. C.)3male persons from classical history (METELLUS MACEDONICUS, Q. C.) - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

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98B(METELLUS MACEDONICUS, Q.C.)3male persons from classical history (METELLUS MACEDONICUS, Q.C.) - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

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98B(METELLUS MACEDONICUS, Q.C.)4male persons from classical history (METELLUS MACEDONICUS, Q.C.) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×2

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98B(METELLUS, L.C.)3(story of) Lucius Caecilius Metellus - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×2

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98B(METELLUS, L.C.)5(story of) Lucius Caecilius Metellus - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(METELLUS, Q.C.)4male persons from classical history (METELLUS, Q.C.) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×2

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98B(METELLUS, Quintus Caecilius)5male persons from classical history (METELLUS, Quintus Caecilius) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(MILO, T. Annius)4male persons from classical history (MILO, T. Annius) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

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98B(MIMENNIUS)5male persons from classical history (MIMENNIUS) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(MINUCIUS MYRTILUS, L.)6male persons from classical history (MINUCIUS MYRTILUS, L.) - suffering, misfortune of person from classical history×1

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98B(MITHRIDATES VI)4male persons from classical history (MITHRIDATES VI) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

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98B(MITHRIDATES)3(story of) king Mithridates - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×2

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98B(MITHRIDATES)4(story of) king Mithridates - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

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98B(MITHRIDATES)5(story of) king Mithridates - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(MITHRIDATES)7(story of) king Mithridates - post-mortem occurrences ~ person from classical history×1

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98B(NAEVIUS, Cn.)3male persons from classical history (NAEVIUS, Cn.) - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

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98B(NAEVIUS, Cn.)6male persons from classical history (NAEVIUS, Cn.) - suffering, misfortune of person from classical history×1

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98B(NAVIUS)51(+0)the augur Attius Navius cuts asunder a whetstone with a razor in front of King Tarquin (+ variant)×1

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98B(NEBUCHADNEZZAR)4male persons from classical history (NEBUCHADNEZZAR) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

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98B(NECTANABUM II)male persons from classical history (NECTANABUM II)×1

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98B(NECTANEBUS)2male persons from classical history (NECTANEBUS) - love-affairs of person from classical history×2

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98B(NECTANEBUS)4male persons from classical history (NECTANEBUS) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

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98B(NECTANEBUS)5male persons from classical history (NECTANEBUS) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×2

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98B(NECTANEBUS)68male persons from classical history (NECTANEBUS) - death of person from classical history×1

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98B(NERO)4aggressive relationships of Nero×1

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98B(NERO)5non-aggressive activities of Nero×1

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98B(NERO)68suffering, misfortune of Nero - death of person from classical history×1

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98B(NIGIDIUS FIGULUS, P.)3male persons from classical history (NIGIDIUS FIGULUS, P.) - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

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98B(NIGIDIUS FIGULUS, P.)5male persons from classical history (NIGIDIUS FIGULUS, P.) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(NINUS)4male persons from classical history (NINUS) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×2

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98B(NINUS)5male persons from classical history (NINUS) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×2

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98B(NINUS)68male persons from classical history (NINUS) - death of person from classical history×1

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98B(NUMA POMPILIUS)21by night Numa Pompilius visits the nymph Egeria in a grove×1

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98B(NUMA POMPILIUS)3(story of) Numa Pompilius - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

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98B(NUMA POMPILIUS)5(story of) Numa Pompilius - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×5

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98B(NUMA POMPILIUS)7post-mortem occurrences of Numa Pompilius×1

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98B(NUMA POMPILIUS)71the sarcophagus of Numa is found on the Janiculum together with another sarcophagus containing seven Latin books on sacred law and seven Greek books (which are burned in public)×1

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98B(NUMITORIUS, L.)68male persons from classical history (NUMITORIUS, L.) - death of person from classical history×1

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98B(OCTAVIUS)68male persons from classical history (OCTAVIUS) - death of person from classical history×1

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98B(OCTAVIUS, L.)5male persons from classical history (OCTAVIUS, L.) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(OPIMIUS, L.)3male persons from classical history (OPIMIUS, L.) - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

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98B(OROSIUS)5male persons from classical history (OROSIUS) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(ORSUA)68male persons from classical history (ORSUA) - death of person from classical history×1

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98B(OVID)9(+5)(story of) Ovid - portrait of person from classical history (+ head, bust, etc.)×1

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98B(PAULUS, A.)4male persons from classical history (PAULUS, A.) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

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98B(PAULUS, L.A.)4(story of) Lucius Aemilius Paul(l)us - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

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98B(PAULUS, L.A.)5non-aggressive activities of Lucius Aemilius Paul(l)us×2

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98B(PAULUS, L.A.)51triumph of Lucius Aemilius Paul(l)us×1

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98B(PAUSANIAS)2male persons from classical history (PAUSANIAS) - love-affairs of person from classical history×1

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98B(PAUSANIAS)68male persons from classical history (PAUSANIAS) - death of person from classical history×1

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98B(PECULUS)5male persons from classical history (PECULUS) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(PERPENNA, M.P.V.)68male persons from classical history (PERPENNA, M.P.V.) - death of person from classical history×1

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98B(PERPENNA, Marcus)4male persons from classical history (PERPENNA, Marcus) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

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98B(PERSEUS OF MACEDONIA)3male persons from classical history (PERSEUS OF MACEDONIA) - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×2

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98B(PERSEUS OF MACEDONIA)4male persons from classical history (PERSEUS OF MACEDONIA) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

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98B(PERSEUS OF MACEDONIA)6male persons from classical history (PERSEUS OF MACEDONIA) - suffering, misfortune of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(PERSEUS)5male persons from classical history (PERSEUS) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(PERSIUS FLACCUS, Aulus)5male persons from classical history (PERSIUS FLACCUS, Aulus) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(PETILIUS, Quintus)4male persons from classical history (PETILIUS, Quintus) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×2

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98B(PHARNACES)5male persons from classical history (PHARNACES) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(PHILIP OF ALEXANDRIA)male persons from classical history (PHILIP OF ALEXANDRIA)×1

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98B(PHILIP V)3male persons from classical history (PHILIP V) - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×2

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98B(PHILIP V)4male persons from classical history (PHILIP V) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

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98B(PHILIP)3(story of) Philip of Macedon - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

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98B(PHILIP)4(story of) Philip of Macedon - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

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98B(PHILIP)5non-aggressive activities of Philip of Macedon×3

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98B(PLATO)1male persons from classical history (PLATO) - early life, infancy, upbringing of person from classical history×1

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98B(PLATO)3male persons from classical history (PLATO) - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×8

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98B(PLATO)4male persons from classical history (PLATO) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×2

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98B(PLATO)5male persons from classical history (PLATO) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×3

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98B(PLAUTIUS)68death of Plautius: at the death of his wife Orestilla, Plautius in despair stabs himself with his sword; his body is put on the pyre of his wife×1

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98B(PLAUTIUS, C.)5male persons from classical history (PLAUTIUS, C.) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(PLINY THE YOUNGER)5male persons from classical history (PLINY THE YOUNGER) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(PLOTINUS)5male persons from classical history (PLOTINUS) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(PLUTARCH)5male persons from classical history (PLUTARCH) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(POLYNICES)5male persons from classical history (POLYNICES) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(POMPEIUS, Q.)6male persons from classical history (POMPEIUS, Q.) - suffering, misfortune of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(POMPEY)1(story of) Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus, Pompey the Great - early life, infancy, upbringing of person from classical history×1

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98B(POMPEY)3(story of) Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus, Pompey the Great - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×5

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98B(POMPEY)4(story of) Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus, Pompey the Great - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×6

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98B(POMPEY)5non-aggressive activities of Pompey the Great×14

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98B(POMPEY)52(+0)the meeting of Pompey and his wife Cornelia after the battle of Pharsalia; as Pompey comes ashore Cornelia faints (+ variant)×1

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98B(POMPEY)6suffering, misfortune of Pompey the Great×1

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98B(POMPEY)68death of Pompey: after leaving his galley, Pompey is murdered in the boat sent to bring him ashore×1

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Portail Biblissima — s.v. assassinat

98B(POMPEY)68(+0)death of Pompey: after leaving his galley, Pompey is murdered in the boat sent to bring him ashore (+ variant)×1

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98B(POMPEY)7(story of) Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus, Pompey the Great - post-mortem occurrences ~ person from classical history×2

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98B(PONTIUS HERENNIUS)male persons from classical history (PONTIUS HERENNIUS)×1

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98B(PONTIUS, Lucius)3male persons from classical history (PONTIUS, Lucius) - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

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98B(PORPHYRIUS)5male persons from classical history (PORPHYRIUS) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×8

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98B(PORSENA)5(story of) Porsena - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(PORUS)4male persons from classical history (PORUS) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×2

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98B(PORUS)6male persons from classical history (PORUS) - suffering, misfortune of person from classical history×1

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98B(POSIDONIUS)5male persons from classical history (POSIDONIUS) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(POSTHUMIUS)5male persons from classical history (POSTHUMIUS) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×2

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98B(POSTUMIUS ALBINUS, A.)5male persons from classical history (POSTUMIUS ALBINUS, A.) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(POSTUMIUS TUBERTUS FILIUS, A.)4male persons from classical history (POSTUMIUS TUBERTUS FILIUS, A.) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

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98B(POTITII)68male persons from classical history (POTITII) - death of person from classical history×2

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98B(PTOLEMY II)5non-aggressive activities of Ptolemy Philadelphus×1

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98B(PTOLEMY II)51(+0)Ptolemy Philadelphus frees the Jewish prisoners of war in reward for the translation of the Old Testament (+ variant)×2

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98B(PTOLEMY IV)5male persons from classical history (PTOLEMY IV) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(PTOLEMY XIII DIONYSIUS)5male persons from classical history (PTOLEMY XIII DIONYSIUS) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(PTOLEMY)5male persons from classical history (PTOLEMY) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×3

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98B(PUBLIUS)5male persons from classical history (PUBLIUS) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(PYDANIUS)4male persons from classical history (PYDANIUS) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

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98B(PYRRHUS)3(story of) Pyrrhus, king of Epirus - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

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98B(PYRRHUS)41the army of Pyrrhus and its elephants defeat the Romans×1

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98B(PYRRHUS)5(story of) Pyrrhus, king of Epirus - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(PYTHAGORAS)5Pythagoras, the philosopher - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×3

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98B(REGULUS, M.A.)3(story of) Marcus Atilius Regulus - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

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98B(REGULUS, M.A.)4(story of) Marcus Atilius Regulus - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

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98B(REGULUS, M.A.)68death of Regulus: he is enclosed in a nail-studded barrel by the Carthaginians×2

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98B(S.I. FRONTINUS)5male persons from classical history (S.I. FRONTINUS) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(SALLUSTIUS, Crispus)3male persons from classical history (SALLUSTIUS, Crispus) - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×2

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98B(SARABALLA)4male persons from classical history (SARABALLA) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

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98B(SCAEVOLA, C.M.)4(story of) Gaius Mucius Scaevola - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

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98B(SCAEVOLA, C.M.)61Gaius Mucius Scaevola before Porsena: he thrusts his right hand into the flames (the body of the king's secretary who erroneously had been killed instead of Porsena may be seen lying on the ground)×3

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98B(SCAEVOLA, Q.M. Pontifex Maximus)68male persons from classical history (SCAEVOLA, Q.M. Pontifex Maximus) - death of person from classical history×1

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98B(SCAEVOLA, Q.M.)male persons from classical history (SCAEVOLA, Q.M.)×1

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98B(SCIPIO AFRICANUS MAJOR)3(story of) P. Cornelius Scipio Africanus Major - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×2

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98B(SCIPIO AFRICANUS MAJOR)4aggressive relationships of Scipio Africanus Major×7

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98B(SCIPIO AFRICANUS MAJOR)41P. Cornelius Scipio Africanus Major storming New-Carthage×3

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98B(SCIPIO AFRICANUS MAJOR)41(+0)P. Cornelius Scipio Africanus Major storming New-Carthage (+ variant)×1

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98B(SCIPIO AFRICANUS MAJOR)5non-aggressive activities of Scipio Africanus Major×14

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98B(SCIPIO AFRICANUS MAJOR)51the continence of Scipio: he restores a captive woman to her bridegroom Allucius, who kneels before him; the ransom offered by the bride's parents is given to Allucius as a wedding-gift×1

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98B(SCIPIO AFRICANUS MAJOR)52triumph of Scipio×2

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98B(SCIPIO AFRICANUS MAJOR)53Scipio, accused of extortion, silences his accusers by tearing up the bills and leading the people to the Capitol to thank the gods for his victory over Hannibal×1

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98B(SCIPIO AFRICANUS MAJOR)53(+0)Scipio, accused of extortion, silences his accusers by tearing up the bills and leading the people to the Capitol to thank the gods for his victory over Hannibal (+ variant)×2

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98B(SCIPIO AFRICANUS MAJOR)54the young son of Scipio taken captive by Antiochus, king of Syria, is restored to his father×1

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98B(SCIPIO AFRICANUS MAJOR)57Scipio retrieves his wounded father Cornelius Scipio from the battle-field of Ticinus×1

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98B(SCIPIO AFRICANUS MAJOR)57(+0)Scipio retrieves his wounded father Cornelius Scipio from the battle-field of Ticinus (+ variant)×1

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98B(SCIPIO AFRICANUS MAJOR)68(story of) P. Cornelius Scipio Africanus Major - death of person from classical history×1

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98B(SCIPIO AFRICANUS MAJOR)8(story of) P. Cornelius Scipio Africanus Major - fabulous, clearly legendary extensions ~ person from classical history×1

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98B(SCIPIO AFRICANUS MINOR)(story of) P. Cornelius Scipio Africanus Minor (P. Cornelius Scipio Aemilianus)×1

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98B(SCIPIO AFRICANUS MINOR)4aggressive relationships of Scipio Africanus Minor×2

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98B(SCIPIO AFRICANUS MINOR)41the destruction of Carthage by Scipio Africanus Minor (P. Cornelius Scipio Aemilianus)×1

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98B(SCIPIO AFRICANUS MINOR)5non-aggressive activities of Scipio Africanus Minor×4

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98B(SCIPIO ASIATICUS, Lucius C.)4male persons from classical history (SCIPIO ASIATICUS, Lucius C.) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×2

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98B(SCIPIO ASIATICUS, Lucius C.)5male persons from classical history (SCIPIO ASIATICUS, Lucius C.) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(SCIPIO ASIATICUS, Lucius C.)6male persons from classical history (SCIPIO ASIATICUS, Lucius C.) - suffering, misfortune of person from classical history×1

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98B(SCIPIO METELLUS)6male persons from classical history (SCIPIO METELLUS) - suffering, misfortune of person from classical history×1

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98B(SCIPIO NASICA)5male persons from classical history (SCIPIO NASICA) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(SCIPIO NASICA, P.C.)3(story of) P. Cornelius Scipio Nasica - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×2

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98B(SCIPIO NASICA, P.C.)4(story of) P. Cornelius Scipio Nasica - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

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98B(SCIPIO NASICA, P.C.)5non-aggressive activities of Scipio Nasica×2

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98B(SCIPIO NASICA, P.C.)51when the statue of Cybele is brought to Rome, P. Cornelius Scipio Nasica is chosen to meet the goddess in the harbour of Ostia, and ordered to bring her to Rome with the greatest pomp×1

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98B(SCIPIO NASICA, P.C.)51(+0)when the statue of Cybele is brought to Rome, P. Cornelius Scipio Nasica is chosen to meet the goddess in the harbour of Ostia, and ordered to bring her to Rome with the greatest pomp (+ variant)×2

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98B(SCIPIO, Cnaeus)3male persons from classical history (SCIPIO, Cnaeus) - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

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98B(SCIPIO, Cnaeus)4male persons from classical history (SCIPIO, Cnaeus) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

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98B(SCIPIO, P. C.)4male persons from classical history (SCIPIO, P. C.) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

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98B(SCIPIO, Publius)3male persons from classical history (SCIPIO, Publius) - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

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98B(SCIPIO, Publius)4male persons from classical history (SCIPIO, Publius) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

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98B(SENECA)3(story of) Seneca - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

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98B(SENECA)5(story of) Seneca - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(SENECA)9(+5)(story of) Seneca - portrait of person from classical history (+ head, bust, etc.)×1

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98B(SEPTIMIUS, Lucius)4male persons from classical history (SEPTIMIUS, Lucius) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

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98B(SERRANUS, A.)3male persons from classical history (SERRANUS, A.) - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

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98B(SERTORIUS, Q.)3(story of) Quintus Sertorius - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

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98B(SERTORIUS, Q.)4(story of) Quintus Sertorius - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

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98B(SERTORIUS, Q.)5non-aggressive activities of Quintus Sertorius×1

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98B(SERTORIUS, Q.)51Quintus Sertorius orders two men to pull the hair from a horse's tail: one tries to pull all the hairs in one time, and fails, the other pulls the hairs one by one and succeeds (an example of the advantage of perseverance over violence)×1

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98B(SERTORIUS, Q.)8(story of) Quintus Sertorius - fabulous, clearly legendary extensions ~ person from classical history×1

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98B(SERVILIUS, Quintus)4male persons from classical history (SERVILIUS, Quintus) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

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98B(SERVIUS TULLIUS)11while the young Servius Tullius is asleep in the palace, his head catches fire, but it does not harm him; Tanaquil and Tarquin witness the scene×1

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98B(SERVIUS TULLIUS)3(story of) Servius Tullius - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

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98B(SERVIUS TULLIUS)5(story of) Servius Tullius - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(SEVEN SAGES)the seven wise men of Greece: Bias, Chilon, Cleobulus, Periander (alternatively Myson), Pittacus, Solon, Thales×1

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98B(SEVEN SAGES)3the seven wise men of Greece: Bias, Chilon, Cleobulus, Periander (alternatively Myson), Pittacus, Solon, Thales - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×2

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98B(SHOBACH)4male persons from classical history (SHOBACH) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

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98B(SICCIUS, L.)5(story of) Lucius Siccius - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(SILANUS, D. Junius)5male persons from classical history (SILANUS, D. Junius) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(SIMON BEN GIORA)6male persons from classical history (SIMON BEN GIORA) - suffering, misfortune of person from classical history×1

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98B(SIMON)4male persons from classical history (SIMON) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

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98B(SIMON)68male persons from classical history (SIMON) - death of person from classical history×1

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98B(SIMPLICIANUS)5male persons from classical history (SIMPLICIANUS) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(SISENNA)5male persons from classical history (SISENNA) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(SOCRATES)(+1)(story of) Socrates (+ in allegorical or symbolic frame or setting; with allegorical or symbolic accessories)×1

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98B(SOCRATES)5non-aggressive activities of Socrates×3

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98B(SOCRATES)52Socrates rebukes Alcibiades whom he catches with a girl×1

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98B(SOCRATES)68death of Socrates: in prison, surrounded by his grieving disciples, he calmly drinks the cup of poison after having made a libation to the gods×1

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98B(SOLON)5Solon, the philosopher and lawgiver - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(SPARTACUS)4male persons from classical history (SPARTACUS) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

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98B(STRABO, G.P.S.)3male persons from classical history (STRABO, G.P.S.) - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

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98B(STRABO, G.P.S.)5male persons from classical history (STRABO, G.P.S.) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(STRABO, G.P.S.)68male persons from classical history (STRABO, G.P.S.) - death of person from classical history×2

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98B(SULLA, Faustus Corn.)5male persons from classical history (SULLA, Faustus Corn.) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(SULLA, L. Cornelius)3male persons from classical history (SULLA, L. Cornelius) - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×2

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98B(SULLA, L. Cornelius)4male persons from classical history (SULLA, L. Cornelius) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×2

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98B(SULLA, L. Cornelius)5male persons from classical history (SULLA, L. Cornelius) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×2

2 illum.

98B(SULPICIUS P. GALBA)5male persons from classical history (SULPICIUS P. GALBA) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(SYPHAX)male persons from classical history (SYPHAX)×1

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98B(SYPHAX)4male persons from classical history (SYPHAX) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

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98B(SYPHAX)5male persons from classical history (SYPHAX) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×2

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98B(SYPHAX)6male persons from classical history (SYPHAX) - suffering, misfortune of person from classical history×3

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98B(SYPHAX)68male persons from classical history (SYPHAX) - death of person from classical history×1

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98B(TARQUIN THE ELDER)5non-aggressive activities of Tarquin the Elder×2

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98B(TARQUIN THE ELDER)51when Tarquin the Elder, surnamed 'Priscus', and his wife Tanaquil sit together in their carriage, an eagle seizes Tarquin's cap×1

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98B(TARQUIN)3(story of) Tarquinius Superbus - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×2

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98B(TARQUIN)5non-aggressive activities of Tarquinius Superbus×1

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98B(TARQUIN)6(story of) Tarquinius Superbus - suffering, misfortune of person from classical history×2

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98B(TARQUIN, Sextus)5male persons from classical history (TARQUIN, Sextus) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(TERENTIUS AFER, P.)9male persons from classical history (TERENTIUS AFER, P.) - portrait of person from classical history×1

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98B(TERENTIUS CULEO)5male persons from classical history (TERENTIUS CULEO) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(TERENTIUS PUBLIUS)3male persons from classical history (TERENTIUS PUBLIUS) - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

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98B(TERENTIUS)5male persons from classical history (TERENTIUS) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(TERENTIUS, L.)4male persons from classical history (TERENTIUS, L.) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

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98B(THALES)5male persons from classical history (THALES) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×2

2 illum.

98B(THEOBERTUS AMBRIASCENTE)5male persons from classical history (THEOBERTUS AMBRIASCENTE) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(THEOBERTUS AMBRIASCENTE)68male persons from classical history (THEOBERTUS AMBRIASCENTE) - death of person from classical history×1

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98B(THEODORUS)5male persons from classical history (THEODORUS) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(THEODOSIUS I)male persons from classical history (THEODOSIUS I)×1

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98B(THEODOSIUS II)21no gloss resolved×1

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98B(THEODOSIUS)3male persons from classical history (THEODOSIUS) - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

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98B(THEODOSIUS)4male persons from classical history (THEODOSIUS) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

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98B(THEODOSIUS)5male persons from classical history (THEODOSIUS) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×2

2 illum.

98B(TIBERIUS II)male persons from classical history (TIBERIUS II)×1

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98B(TIBERIUS)5male persons from classical history (TIBERIUS) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(TIGRANES)3male persons from classical history (TIGRANES) - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

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98B(TIMOTHEUS)4male persons from classical history (TIMOTHEUS) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(TITIUS, L.)5male persons from classical history (TITIUS, L.) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(TITUS LATINIUS' SON)3male persons from classical history (TITUS LATINIUS' SON) - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

1 illum.

98B(TITUS LATINIUS' SON)68male persons from classical history (TITUS LATINIUS' SON) - death of person from classical history×1

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98B(TITUS LATINIUS)3male persons from classical history (TITUS LATINIUS) - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×2

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98B(TITUS LATINIUS)5male persons from classical history (TITUS LATINIUS) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×2

2 illum.

98B(TITUS LATINIUS)68male persons from classical history (TITUS LATINIUS) - death of person from classical history×1

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98B(TITUS)4aggressive relationships of Emperor Titus×6

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98B(TITUS)41(+0)Emperor Titus destroying the temple of Jerusalem (+ variant)×2

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98B(TITUS)5non-aggressive activities of Emperor Titus×1

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98B(TITUS)51triumph of Emperor Titus×1

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98B(TORQUATUS, T.M.)41Titus Manlius Torquatus defeats in single combat a gigantic Gaul and takes from him his golden neck-chain×1

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98B(TORQUATUS, T.M.)5(story of) Titus Manlius Torquatus - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(TRAJAN)5non-aggressive activities of Emperor Trajan×1

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98B(TUBERTUS, A.P.)41A. Postumius Tubertus has his son decapitated for fighting against his orders×1

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98B(TULLUS HOSTILIUS)3Tullus Hostilius - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

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98B(TYDEUS)4male persons from classical history (TYDEUS) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

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98B(TYDEUS)5male persons from classical history (TYDEUS) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(VAGOSUM)male persons from classical history (VAGOSUM)×1

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98B(VALENS)5male persons from classical history (VALENS) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(VALENS)68male persons from classical history (VALENS) - death of person from classical history×1

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98B(VALENTINIANUS II)5male persons from classical history (VALENTINIANUS II) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(VALERIUS PUBLICOLA, P.)5male persons from classical history (VALERIUS PUBLICOLA, P.) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(VARRO)3male persons from classical history (VARRO) - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

1 illum.

98B(VARRO, M.T.)4male persons from classical history (VARRO, M.T.) - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

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98B(VARRO, M.T.)5male persons from classical history (VARRO, M.T.) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98B(VARRO, Marcus Terentius)3male persons from classical history (VARRO, Marcus Terentius) - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×8

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98B(VARRO, Marcus Terentius)5male persons from classical history (VARRO, Marcus Terentius) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×7

7 illum.

98B(VENTIDIUS CUMANUS)5male persons from classical history (VENTIDIUS CUMANUS) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(VESPASIAN)(story of) the emperor Vespasian×1

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98B(VESPASIAN)4(story of) the emperor Vespasian - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×2

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98B(VESPASIAN)5non-aggressive activities of Emperor Vespasian×2

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98B(VOLUMNIUS, T.)5male persons from classical history (VOLUMNIUS, T.) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98B(ZENO OF CITIUM)3male persons from classical history (ZENO OF CITIUM) - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

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98C(...)5female persons from classical history (with NAME) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98C(...)6female persons from classical history (with NAME) - suffering, misfortune of person from classical history×1

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98C(AEMILIA)5female persons from classical history (AEMILIA) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98C(ASTYAGES' WIFE)female persons from classical history (ASTYAGES' WIFE)×1

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98C(CANDACE)5female persons from classical history (CANDACE) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×2

2 illum.

98C(CANDAULES' WIFE)5female persons from classical history (CANDAULES' WIFE) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98C(CIMBRIAN WOMEN)4(story of) the Cimbrian women - aggressive relationships of person from classical history×1

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98C(CIMBRIAN WOMEN)68death of the Cimbrian women: standing at their waggons they kill their families and themselves, to escape falling into the hands of the Roman soldiers×1

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Princeton Index of Medieval Art — s.v. Boccaccio: De Mulieribus Claris, Wives of Cimbrians Hanged

98C(CLAUDIA QUINTA)51the Vestal virgin Claudia Quinta gives proof of her chastity by towing with her girdle a boat that conveys a statue of Cybele×1

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98C(CLEOPATRA)3(story of) Cleopatra - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

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98C(CORNELIA)6(story of) Cornelia, mother of the Gracchi - suffering, misfortune of person from classical history×4

4 illum.

98C(FAECENIA HISPALA)5female persons from classical history (FAECENIA HISPALA) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98C(GERMANIA)5female persons from classical history (GERMANIA) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98C(HASDRUBAL'S WIFE)68death of Hasdrubal's wife: she throws herself and her two children into the flames of the temple of Aesculapius, which she had set on fire, to show her contempt at her husband's surrender to Scipio×2

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98C(JULIA, Sulspicia's mother)5female persons from classical history (JULIA, Sulspicia's mother) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98C(LUCRETIA)61the rape of Lucretia: Sextus Tarquin threatens her with a dagger or a sword×3

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98C(LUCRETIA)68death of Lucretia: she commits suicide by stabbing herself×2

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Princeton Index of Medieval Art — s.v. Lucretia, Committing Suicide

98C(LUCRETIA)681Lucretia committing suicide in the presence of her husband, her father, and L.J. Brutus swearing revenge×2

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98C(LUCRETIA)683Lucretia's body is displayed on the way to the Roman Forum×2

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98C(MAESIA OF SENTINUM)5female persons from classical history (MAESIA OF SENTINUM) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98C(MANDANE)3female persons from classical history (MANDANE) - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

1 illum.

98C(MARY)5female persons from classical history (MARY) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×2

2 illum.

98C(MITHRIDATES' WIFE)3female persons from classical history (MITHRIDATES' WIFE) - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

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98C(MYLON)2female persons from classical history (MYLON) - love-affairs of person from classical history×1

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98C(OLYMPIAS)2love-affairs of Olympias×2

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98C(OLYMPIAS)21Olympias, mother of Alexander the Great, embraced by a serpent or a dragon×2

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98C(OLYMPIAS)211Philip of Macedon’s suspicion about Olympias’ fidelity is lulled by Nectanebus, who appears in the form of a serpent or a dragon×1

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98C(OLYMPIAS)5(story of) Olympias - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×2

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98C(OLYMPIAS)68(story of) Olympias - death of person from classical history×1

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98C(ORESTILLA)68female persons from classical history (ORESTILLA) - death of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98C(PHANIA)5female persons from classical history (PHANIA) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98C(SEMIRAMIS)3(story of) queen Semiramis - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×4

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98C(SEMIRAMIS)5non-aggressive activities of queen Semiramis×1

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98C(SEMPRONIA)3female persons from classical history (SEMPRONIA) - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

1 illum.

98C(SEMPRONIA)5female persons from classical history (SEMPRONIA) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98C(SEMPRONIA)68female persons from classical history (SEMPRONIA) - death of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98C(SULPICIA, Cruscellio's wife)5female persons from classical history (SULPICIA, Cruscellio's wife) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98C(TANAQUIL)5non-aggressive activities of Tanaquil×2

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98C(TERENTIA)5female persons from classical history (TERENTIA) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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98C(TERTIA)6female persons from classical history (TERTIA) - suffering, misfortune of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98C(THAIS)5female persons from classical history (THAIS) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98C(TOMYRIS)41Tomyris orders the head of the fallen Cyrus to be cut off and dipped into a vessel of human blood, i.e. the vengeance of Tomyris×2

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98C(TOMYRIS)41(+0)Tomyris orders the head of the fallen Cyrus to be cut off and dipped into a vessel of human blood, i.e. the vengeance of Tomyris (+ variant)×1

1 illum.

98C(TUCCIA)51the Vestal virgin Tuccia, accused of fornication, carries water in a sieve to prove her chastity×1

1 illum.

98C(TULLIA)68(story of) Tullia - death of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98C(VETURIA)5(story of) Veturia - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98C(VOLUMNIA)3female persons from classical history (VOLUMNIA) - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached×1

1 illum.

98C(VOLUMNIA)5female persons from classical history (VOLUMNIA) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

1 illum.

98C(XANTHIPPE)5female persons from classical history (XANTHIPPE) - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history×1

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