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VIII.7.28 Pompeii. Temple of Isis or Tempio di Iside.

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VIII.7.28 Plan  (Opens in a separate window)

 

VIII.7.28 Pompeii. Marble statue of Venus Anadiomene (Venus drying her hair after a bath). Venus in the Roman world was often identified with Isis. Originally found with well preserved painting and gilding. Found against the west wall of the portico in the south west corner. Now in Naples Archaeological Museum.

VIII.7.28 Pompeii.  Marble statue of Venus Anadiomene (Venus drying her hair after a bath). 

Venus in the Roman world was often identified with Isis.

Originally found with well preserved painting and gilding.

Found against the west wall of the portico in the south west corner.

Now in Naples Archaeological Museum.

 

VIII.7.28 Pompeii. Marble statue of Venus Anadiomene (Venus drying her hair after a bath). Found against the west wall of the portico in the south west corner. Now in Naples Archaeological Museum.

VIII.7.28 Pompeii.  Marble statue of Venus Anadiomene (Venus drying her hair after a bath). 

Found against the west wall of the portico in the south west corner.

Now in Naples Archaeological Museum.

 

VIII.7.28 Pompeii. Marble statue of Venus Anadiomene (Venus drying her hair after a bath). Found against the west wall of the portico in the south west corner. Now in Naples Archaeological Museum.

VIII.7.28 Pompeii.  Marble statue of Venus Anadiomene (Venus drying her hair after a bath). 

Found against the west wall of the portico in the south west corner.

Now in Naples Archaeological Museum.

 

VIII.7.28 Pompeii. December 2007. West rear wall of Temple Cella.

VIII.7.28 Pompeii.  December 2007. West rear wall of Temple Cella.

 

VIII.7.28 Pompeii. March 2009. West rear wall of Temple Cella.

VIII.7.28 Pompeii.  March 2009. West rear wall of Temple Cella. 

 

VIII.7.28 Pompeii. March 2009. Niche on West rear wall of Temple Cella. Niche which contained the statue of Bacchus (Dionysus) with his panther.

VIII.7.28 Pompeii.  March 2009. Niche on West rear wall of Temple Cella. 

Niche which contained the statue of Bacchus (Dionysus) with his panther.

 

VIII.7.28 Pompeii. March 2009. Detail of stucco in arched niche.

VIII.7.28 Pompeii.  March 2009. Detail of stucco in arched niche.

 

VIII.7.28 Pompeii. March 2009. Detail of stucco in arched niche.

VIII.7.28 Pompeii.  March 2009. Detail of stucco in arched niche.

 

VIII.7.28 Pompeii. December 2007. West rear wall of Temple Cella. Niche which contained the statue of Bacchus (Dionysus) with his panther.

VIII.7.28 Pompeii.  December 2007. West rear wall of Temple Cella. 

Niche which contained the statue of Bacchus (Dionysus) with his panther.

 

VIII.7.28 Pompeii. Statue of Bacchus (Dionysus) with his panther. The inscription engraved on the base informs us that the figure was a votive gift from Numerio Popidio Ampliato, father of Popidio Celsino, that restored the Temple with his money. Claudian. From the niche in the back wall of the temple Cella. Dionysus was identified with the Egyptian god Osiris. Now in Naples Archaeological Museum.

VIII.7.28 Pompeii.  Statue of Dionysus with his panther. 

Claudian.  From the niche in the back wall of the temple Cella.  

Dionysus was identified with the Egyptian god Osiris.

Now in Naples Archaeological Museum.

 

VIII.7.28 Pompeii. Statue of Dionysus pouring wine into the mouth of the panther next to his feet. Now in Naples Archaeological Museum.

VIII.7.28 Pompeii. 

Statue of Dionysus pouring wine into the mouth of the panther next to his feet. 

Now in Naples Archaeological Museum.

 

VIII.7.28 Pompeii. Statue of Bacchus (Dionysus) with his panther. Now in Naples Archaeological Museum.

VIII.7.28 Pompeii.  Statue of Bacchus (Dionysus) with his panther. 

Now in Naples Archaeological Museum.

 

VIII.7.28 Pompeii. Inscribed dedications were found in the sanctuary, on the bases of the herm of Norbano Sorice, of the statue of Dionysus and of the statue of Isis, and on the floor of the Ekklesiasterion. N. Popidi Ampliati, N. Popidi Celsini and Corelia Celsa, the donators, were father, son and mother.

VIII.7.28 Pompeii. 

Inscribed dedications were found in the sanctuary, on the bases of the herm of Norbano Sorice, of the statue of Dionysus and of the statue of Isis, and on the floor of the Ekklesiasterion.  N. Popidi Ampliati, N. Popidi Celsini and Corelia Celsa, the donators, were father, son and mother. 

 

VIII.7.28 Pompeii. December 2007. Rear of Temple Cella looking south.

VIII.7.28 Pompeii.  December 2007. Rear of Temple Cella looking south.

 

VIII.7.28 Pompeii. December 2007. Open arches leading to Ekklesiasteron (dining area).

VIII.7.28 Pompeii.  December 2007. Open arches leading to Ekklesiasteron (dining area).

 

VIII.7.28 Pompeii. December 2007. North west corner of the portico.

VIII.7.28 Pompeii.  December 2007.  North west corner of the portico.

 

 

 

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VIII.7.28 Plan  (Opens in a separate window)

 

 

 

 

 

 

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