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Terracotta incense burner depicting a group of women seated around a well head
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Marble statue of a young girl, Greek
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Black basalt statue of the goddess Isis from Egypt
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Polychrome and gilded marble Mithraic relief
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Gold phiale (libation dish)
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Greek gold phiale (libation bowl)
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Bronze figure of Jupiter (Roman, 1st-2nd c. CE)
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Colossal polychrome marble statue of a seated Minerva (or Cybele)
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Enthroned colossal polychrome marble statue of a goddess
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Romano-British statuette of Mars
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Marble funerary altar for a child named Anthus
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Closeup of the colossal marble head of the god Asclepius
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Gilded copper figure of Hercules
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Roman terracotta figurine of the goddess Isis nursing her son Harpokrates
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Aedicula with a dedication to the Palmyrene gods Aglibol and Malakbel
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Terracotta altar with the myth of Adonis (second of two altars)
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Puteal - well-head - of the Twelve Gods
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Marble portrait head of a priest of Serapis
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Bronze bust of the goddess Minerva (Greek Athena)
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Fragmentary faience sistrum (noise maker, for religious ceremonies) with the face of the goddess Hathor
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Marble votive relief to the Thracian goddess Bendis (akin to Greek Artemis)
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Funerary relief of a horseman (Salian priest?)
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Thymiaterion (incense burner) and lid
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Statue of an enthroned Cybele, with the portrait head of her priestess
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Etruscan terracotta bust of the goddess Juno
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The ‘Tellus’ relief on the Ara Pacis Augustae (Altar of Augustan Peace)
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Fresco panel from a lararium, depicting Isis-Fortuna
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Alabaster ‘Osiris Canopus’ jar from Hadrian’s Villa
