Iconography/Aphrodite/6228

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Aphrodite | 6228: Head of Aphrodite. Roman copy of a Praxitelian original of the 4C BC. The first Christians incised two crosses on the forehead and chin of the statue of the goddess. Found at the Roman Agora of Athens (by the so called Tower of the Winds), 2C AD. National Archaeological Museum, Athens.

6228.jpg - 6228: Head of Aphrodite. Roman copy of a Praxitelian original of the 4C BC. The first Christians incised two crosses on the forehead and chin of the statue of the goddess. Found at the Roman Agora of Athens (by the so called Tower of the Winds), 2C AD. National Archaeological Museum, Athens.

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