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Ancient Egyptian black steatite cippus showing Horus as a child, standing atop crocodiles and s
theancientwayoflife:~ Grave column (Cippus). Period: Middle-Late Roman Medium: Limestone
last-of-the-romans: Etruscan limestone cippus base 5th Century B.C A cippus is a large stone marker
historyfilia: Cippus of Horus EgyptianHellenistic Period (Ptolemaic Dynasty)305–30 B.C. Museum
Museo Barracco - Etruscan Funerary Cippus * c. 480 BCE* TuscanyRome, July 2015
lionofchaeronea: Limestone relief from an Etruscan funerary cippus, showing a man with a lyre betwee
last-of-the-romans: Etruscan limestone cippus base 5th Century B.C A cippus is a large stone marker
theancientwayoflife:~ Grave column (Cippus). Period: Middle-Late Roman Medium: Limestone
met-greekroman-art: Cippus of Philokypros, Greek and Roman ArtMedium: LimestoneThe Cesnola Collectio
Cippus of Harpocrates Limestone cippus depicting Harpocrates (“Horus the Child”) standin
historyfilia: Cippus of Horus EgyptianHellenistic Period (Ptolemaic Dynasty)305–30 B.C. Museum
last-of-the-romans: Etruscan limestone cippus base 5th Century B.C A cippus is a large stone marker
ancientpeoples: Limestone cippus base  35.9cm high ( 14 1/8 inch.)  Etruscan, Late ar
Cippus of Harpocrates Cippus depicting “Horus the child” standing on crocodiles. St
Museo Barracco - Etruscan Funerary Cippus * c. 480 BCE* TuscanyRome, July 2015
worldhistoryfacts: The Cippus Perusinus, a stone tablet with one of the longest known Etruscan inscr
theancientwayoflife:~ Grave column (Cippus). Period: Middle-Late Roman Medium: Limestone
Museo Barracco - Etruscan Funerary Cippus * c. 480 BCE* TuscanyRome, July 2015
historyfilia: Cippus of Horus EgyptianHellenistic Period (Ptolemaic Dynasty)305–30 B.C. Museum
Museo Barracco - Etruscan Funerary Cippus * c. 480 BCE* TuscanyRome, July 2015
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