Anthony Majanlahti(@antmoose) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In a quiet corner of the is this column, which once marked the limit of the huge estate of , named in this and , just outside . Her horrific murder was one of the ancient world's most famous scandals.

In a quiet corner of the #CapitolineMuseums is this column, which once marked the limit of the huge estate of #AnniaRegilla, named in this #Greek and #Latin #inscription, just outside #Rome. Her horrific murder was one of the ancient world's most famous scandals.
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Anthony Majanlahti(@antmoose) 's Twitter Profile Photo

For , this in the in is a model of C1 CE letterforms, beautifully carved and spaced. It reminds us of an imperial freedman whose job was to remind the emperor of favours he'd promised.

For #EpigraphyTuesday, this #inscription in the #CapitolineMuseums in #Rome is a model of C1 CE letterforms, beautifully carved and spaced. It reminds us of an imperial freedman whose job was to remind the emperor of favours he'd promised.
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Anthony Majanlahti(@antmoose) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This very poorly labelled in the in is just described as 'funerary relief, era', but it's certainly . We have a little family tragedy here for , a mother who has lost her businessman son as well as her husband.

This very poorly labelled #relief in the #CapitolineMuseums in #Rome is just described as 'funerary relief, #Flavian era', but it's certainly #Trajanic. We have a little family tragedy here for #ReliefWednesday, a mother who has lost her businessman son as well as her husband.
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Anthony Majanlahti(@antmoose) 's Twitter Profile Photo

For both and this week, I offer you a splendid altar to the god of woods and fields, , with a somewhat scattered that nonetheless has a good semi-cursive script. This is in the in .

For both #EpigraphyTuesday and #ReliefWednesday this week, I offer you a splendid altar to the god of woods and fields, #Silvanus, with a somewhat scattered #inscription that nonetheless has a good semi-cursive script. This is in the #CapitolineMuseums in #Rome.
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Anthony Majanlahti(@antmoose) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A crude scratch on the bottom of a wine jug is my offering for this week. But it's an astonishing one, which I saw today at the in an exhibition. It is amazing to find this in a museum in , even temporarily.

A crude scratch on the bottom of a wine jug is my offering for #EpigraphyTuesday this week. But it's an astonishing one, which I saw today at the #CapitolineMuseums in an exhibition. It is amazing to find this in a museum in #Rome, even temporarily.
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Anthony Majanlahti(@antmoose) 's Twitter Profile Photo

For we're glancing down in the Hall of the Doves in the in to see a strange little marble disc dedicated to venerated in the as a relic of the who gave his name to the .

For #SpoliaSunday we're glancing down in the Hall of the Doves in the #CapitolineMuseums in #Rome to see a strange little marble disc dedicated to #Isis venerated in the #MiddleAges as a relic of the #angel who gave his name to the #CastelSantAngelo.
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Anthony Majanlahti(@antmoose) 's Twitter Profile Photo

For , in an acceptably classicising script, we have possibly the most momentous piece of in , 's foundation of what would become the . No triumph, but a hope that we might learn from the ancient past.

For #EpigraphyTuesday, in an acceptably classicising script, we have possibly the most momentous piece of #classicalreception in #Rome, #SixtusIV's foundation of what would become the #CapitolineMuseums. No #Christian triumph, but a hope that we might learn from the ancient past.
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Anthony Majanlahti(@antmoose) 's Twitter Profile Photo

For we're at the to look at a lovely altar carved with bulls' skulls, garlands, and ribbons. It was turned into a unit of measurement in the , a useful bit of that thereby escaped the lime kilns.

For #SpoliaSunday we're at the #CapitolineMuseums to look at a lovely altar carved with bulls' skulls, garlands, and ribbons. It was turned into a unit of measurement in the #MiddleAges, a useful bit of #spolia that thereby escaped the lime kilns.
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Chapps(@chapps) 's Twitter Profile Photo

WHO is this woman? Perhaps a member of the Roman imperial family? The one on the right is a very old pic from the , when she was labeled as Anonymous, Faustina Minor or Lucilla. The one on the left, in the is anonymous (ca. 200 AD). But ... 1/

WHO is this woman? Perhaps a member of the Roman imperial family? The one on the right is a very old pic from the #BritishMuseum, when she was labeled as Anonymous, Faustina Minor or Lucilla. The one on the left, in the #CapitolineMuseums is anonymous (ca. 200 AD). But ... 1/
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1citytour(@1citytour) 's Twitter Profile Photo

is working on multiple projects to bring back the City in its ancient form. One of the projects was a copy of the 13-meter-high statue of the Great, located behind the , which is definitely worth a visit!

#Rome is working on multiple projects to bring back the #Eternal City in its ancient form. One of the projects was a copy of the 13-meter-high statue of #Constantine the Great, located behind the #CapitolineMuseums, which is definitely worth a visit!
#Rome #Italy #MuseiCapitolini
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Anthony Majanlahti(@antmoose) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Flapping phalli, Batman! This we're looking at a creature of the night from the Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Napoli on display at the in , as it recoils back from the lamp it's resting on, revealing a strangely human . LJ Trafford

Flapping phalli, Batman! This #PhallusThursday we're looking at a creature of the night from the @MANNapoli on display at the #CapitolineMuseums in #Rome, as it recoils back from the lamp it's resting on, revealing a strangely human #phallus. @TraffordLj
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1citytour(@1citytour) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🇬🇧 Near the , you can now find a colossal statue of , the famous Roman Emperor.
In Villa Caffarelli, there is now a statue 13 meters high, which recalls the original found in the Massenzio’s during the Fifteenth Century.

🇬🇧 Near the #CapitolineMuseums, you can now find a colossal statue of #Constantine, the famous Roman Emperor.
In Villa Caffarelli, there is now a statue 13 meters high, which recalls the original #Colossus found in the Massenzio’s #Basilica during the Fifteenth Century.
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Moonlight Travel(@traveldiva2211) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Explore the world of ancient Rome and Renaissance art at the Capitoline Museums, one of Rome's most fascinating museums. 🏛️ Ancient art and Renaissance masterpieces—what's not to love? 💖
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Explore the world of ancient Rome and Renaissance art at the Capitoline Museums, one of Rome's most fascinating museums. 🏛️ Ancient art and Renaissance masterpieces—what's not to love? 💖 
DM me for a personalized getaway! 
#ancientRome #Renaissanceart #CapitolineMuseums #fas...
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Campagna Amica CM(@CampagnaAmicaCM) 's Twitter Profile Photo

is the perfect place to enjoy an open-air Saturday or Sunday immersed in a beautiful setting of Rome.
You can combine lunch in the external courtyard of our market with a cultural visit to the

#mercatocircomassimo is the perfect place to enjoy an open-air Saturday or Sunday immersed in a beautiful setting of Rome.
You can combine lunch in the external courtyard of our market with a cultural visit to the #CapitolineMuseums…
 #campagnamica #ilcibogiusto
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Chapps(@chapps) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Steve Llewellyn Alison Fisk I think the colossal head below is a good match. Alexander the Great as the sun god Helios, a Roman copy of a Hellenistic original. There are holes in the back of his head where a metal radiate crown would have been attached.

@SteveLlewellyn4 @AlisonFisk I think the colossal head below is a good match. Alexander the Great as the sun god Helios, a Roman copy of a Hellenistic original. There are holes in the back of his head where a metal radiate crown would have been attached. #CapitolineMuseums
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