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Authors: | Roman workshop | Title: | Londra (Gran Bretagna): British Museum: capsella di Projecta | Start date: | 380 | End date: | 380 | Historical Period: | Early Byzantine/Late Antique Period | Description: | Two panels of the Projecta casket with a truncated rectangular pyramid shape. The name derives from the woman's name in the Latin inscription engraved on the rim across the front of the lid: “secvnde et proiecta vivatis in christo”. On the two panels a procession with Projecta entering a domed bath in the company of her attendants and a toliette scene with a a lady flanked by handmaids bringing her articles of toliette, nereids and peacocks. Chronological details: ca. 380 |
Place: | British Museum, United Kingdom | Languages: | No linguistic content; Not applicable | Medium: | silver (metal) | Project: | BYZART Project | Fond: | UNIBO Bovini Archive | Physical type: | caskets (personal gear) | Material and technique: | metalworking gilding (technique) |
Data provider: | University of Bologna | License: | Rights holder: | British Museum |
Appears in Collections: | BYZART |
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