Museo del Sannio, Sala di Isis, Benevento by Following Hadrian ● portfotolio

Following Hadrian: Emperor Domitian as an Egyptian Pharaoh, AD 88–89, found in Beneventum, Museo del Sannio, Sala di Isis, Benevento

Following Hadrian: Fragmentary diorite statue of a Roman emperor dressed as an Egyptian Pharaoh, though to be a portrait of Caracalla, early 3rd century AD, found in Beneventum, Museo del Sannio, Sala di Isis, Benevento

Following Hadrian: Regal head with nemes headdress, most probably emperor Domitian's head set on a sphinx body, Domitian age, found in Beneventum, Museo del Sannio, Sala di Isis, Benevento

Following Hadrian: Kneeling Isis worshippers, Museo del Sannio, Sala di Isis, Benevento

Following Hadrian: Museo del Sannio, Sala di Isis, Benevento

Following Hadrian: Two headless diorite statues of priests carrying a canopy vase, Hadrianic (AD 117-138), Museo del Sannio, Sala di Isis, Benevento

Following Hadrian: Statue of a priest carrying a canopic jar, Hadrianic (AD 117-138), Museo del Sannio, Sala di Isis, Benevento

Following Hadrian: Museo del Sannio, Sala di Isis, Benevento

Following Hadrian: Fragmentary statue in white Parian(?) marble of Isis Pelagia (‘of the sea’, Isis a marine goddess) on boat, 1st century BC, Museo del Sannio, Sala di Isis, Benevento

Following Hadrian: Museo del Sannio, Sala di Isis, Benevento

Following Hadrian: Latin inscription with mention of Isis, 2nd century AD, Museo del Sannio, Sala di Isis, Benevento

Following Hadrian: Fragmentary statue in white Parian(?) marble of Isis Pelagia (‘of the sea’, Isis a marine goddess) on boat, 1st century BC, Museo del Sannio, Sala di Isis, Benevento

Following Hadrian: Statue of a priest carrying a canopic jar, Hadrianic (AD 117-138), Museo del Sannio, Sala di Isis, Benevento