Stele Licinia on white carrara marble and patina with black engravings
Stele Licinia on white carrara marble and patina with black engravings
Stele Licinia on white carrara marble and with patina
Work in progress Stele Licinia on white marble
Work in progress Stele Licinia on white marble
Work in progress Stele Licinia on white marble
Work in progress Stele Licinia on white marble
Original Stele Licinia

Funerary stele of Licinia Amias - graffiti sculpture on white Carrara marble

14046

Funerary stele of Licinia Amias one of the most ancient Christian inscriptions. Dedication to the Dis Manibus and Christian motto in Greek letters ΙΧΘΥC ΖΩΝΤΩΝ Ikhthus zōntōn "fish of the living"; depiction of fish and an anchor; Latin inscription “LICINIAE AMIATI BE/NEMERENTI VIXIT” "Licinia Amias well-deserving lived..." Marble early 3rd century CE from the area of the Vatican necropolis Rome

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€350.00
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We reproduce Greek / Roman epigraphs and others on request, in any size and with any material available on the market.

Height
36
Width
40
Thickness
6 cms - can change from 3 cms to 6
Weight
20
Manufacturing
Recuperando srl
Material
Carrara white marble
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