Roman Empire
There are 6916 items in Roman Empire:
So-called Sulla |
Sofia, National Archaeological Museum
Situated in an old Ottoman building. Bulgaria's national archaeological collection ranges from Prehistory through the Thracian and Roman periods to Byzantine art. The remains of the Roman bathhouse are across the street. …Sofia, National History Museum
The National Museum of Archaeology is situated in the very center of Sofia, in one of the oldest preserved buildings in the city – Buyuk (the Big) mosque, built in the fifteenth century. The permanent exhibition is displayed in several halls…
Sohag, White Monastery |
Soli, Milestone of Constantine the Great and sons |
Sopianae, Relief of Minerva, Perseus, and Medusa |
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Carthage (Phoenician Kart hadašt, "new city"): important ancient city, close to modern Tunis.Texts on Carthage The foundation legend (by Justin) The story of Hanno The battle of Himera Carthage's Constitution (Aristotle) The Carthaginian-Syracusan peace of 405 (Diodorus) The Philaeni (Sallust) Timoleon's defeat of the Carthaginians (Plutarch) The First…Sousse, Musée archéologique
Archaeological museum of Hadrumetum, inside the medieval kasbah (fortress). Famous mosaics. There are 12 items in Sousse, Musée archéologique: …Sozomen on the Virgins of Heliopolis
Sozomen was a Christian author, who lived in the first half of the fifth century and wrote an Ecclesiastical History. The following story (5.10) may be true, although the remarks about sacred prostitution are probably innuendo. The translator is unknown.Sozopol, Archaeological Museum
Greek, Late Roman, Byzantine objects. There are 1 items in Sozopol, Archaeological Museum: …Spalatum (Split)
Spalatum or Aspalathos (Greek: Ασπάλαθος): port in Dalmatia, famous as residence of the retired emperor Diocletian, modern Split.History Ruins of Spalatum today s.III-II BCE:…Sparta
Sparta (Greek Σπάρτα): one of the main city-states of ancient Greece, leader of the Peloponnesian League. The city-state is also called Lacedaemon.History …