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PP483

IX, ii, 16

Cult Space Type:

Cult Painting

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Date:

79 A.D.

Associated
Cult Spaces: 

PP484

Structural type:

Wall Painting

Room function:

Unknown

Description:

On the north wall of central room was a cult painting. This was carried out on a white stucco panel which was bordered by a red stripe, and consisted of two registers. The upper register feature the Lares, each with their rhyton and situla, with the Genius present in between them pouring a libation upon an altar. On the other side of the altar was a tibicen. The lower register of the scene featured a single yellow serpent heading towards a yellow marble altar which was furnished with an egg.

References:

Boyce 1937, p. 81 (#394); Giacobello 2008, p. 204-205 (#97)

Image reference:

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