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Funerary Relief of a Family

Baths of Diocletian

Baths of Diocletian
Roma, Italy

The relief depicts a couple of spouses in the act of clasping their right hand, a gesture that symbolizes marriage. Behind them are the busts of two children. The inscription states that the burial was made by a woman, Vettia Eleutheris, and her freedwoman, Vettia Hospita, for L. Vettius Alexander and for his daughter; the two had already died at the time when the tomb was built. 1st century BC

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  • Title: Funerary Relief of a Family
Baths of Diocletian

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