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Italy. Cumas. Sanctuary of the Acropolis. Temple of Jupiter. During Byzantine age, transformed into Basilica. Tombs.
Donato Creti Sibila de Cumas 1730 MFA Boston.
Portarit of roman emperor Lucius Verus (130-169) with body of the Diomenes (Cumas-Munich type) Ad 160-170. National Archaeological Museum, Naples. Italy.
Donato Creti Sibila de Cumas 1730 MFA Boston
Sibila de Cumas. 1730. Donato Creti Sibila de Cumas 1730 MFA Boston
Italy. Cumas. Sanctuary of the Acropolis. Temple of Jupiter. During Byzantine age, transformed into Basilica. Tombs.
. Pompeii; its history, buildings and antiquities : an account of the destruction of the city, with a full description of the remains, and of the recent excavations and also an itinerary for visitors . thby the river Liris, and on the south by the Silarus. Theline of coast included between these points is broken by twofar-projecting capes, Misenum and the promontory of Mi-nerva, between which lies a deep recess, called from its shapeCrater, the Cup, or the Gulf of Cumas, and known in moderntimes as the Bay of Naples. At the bottom of this bay stoodPompeii, about thirteen miles south-east of Na
Portarit of roman emperor Lucius Verus (130-169) with body of the Diomenes (Cumas-Munich type) Ad 160-170. Detail. Bottom up view. National Archaeological Museum, Naples. Italy.
Portarit of roman emperor Lucius Verus (130-169) with body of the Diomenes (Cumas-Munich type) Ad 160-170. National Archaeological Museum, Naples. Italy.
. Sito, et antichita della citta di Pozzuolo : e del suo amenissimo distretto. Con la descrittione di tutti i luoghi notabili ... e di Cuma, et di Baia, e di Miseno ... con le figure de gli edifici, e con gli epitafi che vi sono. . intcrnum incer pr^feduras, quas Pr^feài fuf»fragijs a populo creati admniiltrabant a Fertorefcrtur.Coloniam ciuium Ro. co deduétam codem anno , quc SiPuteoles, Liuius prodit. Frontinus caminter Coloniasmilitare,? ab Auguro dcdudasrcccnfct. Vulrurnum Co»Ionia ad Vulturni flammis oftium erat,cam Pto^mÉuifeptunce quam Cumas orientaliorem , quincunce auftra-liorem facit
Mars Ultor, 'The Avenger'. White marble. Statue. From Cuma Forum, know as Aula Sillana. Flavian age. National Archaeological Museum, Naples. Italy.
Portarit of roman emperor Lucius Verus (130-169) with body of the Diomenes (Cumas-Munich type) Ad 160-170. Detail. Botom up view. National Archaeological Museum, Naples. Italy.
Hydria with red figure depicting a woman between a white stela. To the left, there is a warrior with a helmet, cuirass and a shield seated on a rock. From Cumae. Attributed to the CA Painter, c.340-330 BC. Stevens Collection. National Archaeological Museum. Naples. Italy.
Magna Graecia. ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE OF CUMAS. Former town of the western coast of Campania. Built on a volcanic promontory, founded by the Greeks of Chalcis and Euboea. Detail of one of the walls of the city. Region of Campania. ITALY.
Campanian red figure krater depicting a warrior with helmet, shield, cuirass and spear looking a female figure with a thyrsus and a bucket (situla). From Cumae. Attributed to LNO Painter. 330-320 BC. Stevens Collection. National Archaeological Museum. Naples. Italy.
MAGNA GRECIA. RECINTO ARQUEOLOGICO DE CUMAS. Antigua población de la costa occidental de Campania. Construída sobre un promontorio volcánico, fundada por los griegos de Calcis y Eubea. Vista de uno de los muros de la ciudad. Región de La Campania. ITALIA.
Red-figure bell krater. At the centre, a young man looking himself in a mirror, flanked by two women wearing cloaks. From Cumae. Attributed to the APZ painter, ca.320 BC. Cumana Section. Archaeological Museum. Naples. Italy.
ARTE BIZANTINO. ITALIA. RECINTO ARQUEOLOGICO DE CUMAS. Vista general de la TORRE BIZANTINA de planta cuadrangular. Presenta unos cimientos realizados en grandes bloques mientras que los pisos superiores están realizados con ladrillos. Su función era defensiva. Región de La Campania.
ACROPOLIS DE CUMAS. Detalle de la FUENTE BAUTISMAL circular, con tres escalones intermedios revestidos de mármol blanco y negro. Ubicada en la antigua celda del templo de Júpiter. Fue construida entre los siglos V-VI d. C. cuando el templo griego fue transformado en basílica cristiana. La Campania. Italia.
MAGNA GRECIA. ANTRO DE LA SIBILA CUMANA. Santuario excavado en los siglos VI-IV o (III) a. C. En él la más famosa de las Sibilas, personificación de la adivinación y sacerdotisa de Apolo, profetizaba. Vista parciall de la SALA ORACULAR donde Virgilio situó el vaticinio de la Sibila a Eneas y al rey Tarquinio. CUMAS. La Campania. ITALIA.
MAGNA GRECIA. ANTRO DE LA SIBILA CUMANA. Santuario excavado en los siglos VI-IV o (III) a. C. En él la más famosa de las Sibilas, personificación de la adivinación y sacerdotisa de Apolo, profetizaba. Vaticinó el oráculo a Eneas y al rey Tarquinio. Vista general de la GALERIA o 'DROMOS' de sección trapezoidal, de 131,50 m. de longitud. CUMAS. La Campania. ITALIA.
Via Domiziana (Domitiana). Roman road built in 95 AD under emperor Domitian under Arco Felice. Cumae. Italy.
Italy. Cumae. Ruins of the Greek site of the Oracle of Cumae. (Cuamean Sibyl). Ancient Magna Graecia.
Italy. Cumae. Ruins of the Greek site of the Oracle of Cumae. (Cuamean Sibyl). Ancient Magna Graecia.
Archaeological Site of Cumae. Greek colony. Magna Graecia. Italy. Sacred Road.
The Cave of the Cumaean Sibyl, a trapezoidal passage that leads to an innermost chamber where the Sibyl was thought to have prophesied. Dated at 4th-3th centuries B.C. Cumae. Italy.
Italy. Cumae. Ruins of the Greek site of the Oracle of Cumae. (Cuamean Sibyl). Ancient Magna Graecia.
Magna Graecia. Acropolis of Cumae. Remains of the Temple of Apollo. 6th century BC. Became a Christian basilica between 6th and 7th centuries. Italy.
Magna Graecia. Cumae. Greek colony founded in the 8th century BC. View of the walls of the city. Italy.
Mars Ultor, 'The Avenger'. White marble. Statue. From Cuma Forum, know as Aula Sillana. Flavian age. National Archaeological Museum, Naples. Italy.
Magna Graecia. Cumae. Greek colony founded in the 8th century BC. View of a road. Italy.
Magna Graecia. Acropolis of Cumae. Remains of the Temple of Apollo. 6th century BC. Became a Christian basilica between 6th and 7th centuries. Italy.
Magna Graecia. Acropolis of Cumae. Remains of the Temple of Apollo. 6th century BC. Became a Christian basilica between 6th and 7th centuries. Italy.
Emperor Augustus (63 BC-14 AD). Statue of Augustus as Jupiter. First half of the 1st century AD. Marble. Found in Cumae, Southern Italy. The state Hermitage Museum. Saint Petersburg. Russia.
Italy. Cumae. founded in 1207 BC by colonist of Euboea, Greece. The Roman Crypt. The part that is visible is the last stretch of a long tunnel that begins at Via Sacra and goes through the hill of Cumae. It was built in Augusta era (27 BC-14 AD). Campania.
Red figure column krater depicting a warrior before a girl holding a spear and a shield decorated with a lion. Attributed to the Siracuse Painter. ca. 475 BC. From Cuma. Santangelo Collection. National Archaeological Museum. Naples. Italy.
Italy. Cumae. Arco Felice. 95 AD. It was built in the cut of Mount Grillo. Triumphal entrace to the city through which, at the thirtieth mile, it ran the ancient via Domitiana, that connecting to via Appia, was the faster artery of communication with Rome. Campania.
Hydria with red figure depicting a woman between a white stela. To the left, there is a warrior with a helmet, cuirass and a shield seated on a rock. From Cumae. Attributed to the CA Painter, c.340-330 BC. Stevens Collection. National Archaeological Museum. Naples. Italy.
Campanian red figure hydria decorated with a chariot race led by Nikai. From Cuma. 330-320 BC. Detail. Cumana Collection. National Archaeological Museum. Naples. Italy.
Campanian red figure krater depicting a warrior with helmet, shield, cuirass and spear looking a female figure with a thyrsus and a bucket (situla). From Cumae. Attributed to LNO Painter. 330-320 BC. Stevens Collection. National Archaeological Museum. Naples. Italy.
Neck-amphora with red figures decorated with a female figure sitting on a stool holding a plate. At left, woman holding a mirror and, at right, a warrior with helmet, spear, shield and greaves. Detail. From Cumae. Painter of New York GR 1000, ca.350-325 BC. Stevens Collection. National Archaeological Museum. Naples. Italy.
Italy. Campania. Cumae. Ancient city of Magna Graecia. Acropolis. Temple Zeus. 5th century BC. later converted into a paleochristian basilica. View of walls.
Neck-amphora with red figures decorated with a female figure sitting on a stool holding a plate. At left, woman holding a mirror and, at right, a warrior with helmet, spear, shield and greaves. From Cumae. Painter of New York GR 1000, ca.350-325 BC. Stevens Collection. National Archeological Museum. Naples. Italy.
Italy. Cumae. Founded in 1207 BC by colonist of Euboea, Greece. The Roman Crypt. The visible part is is the last stretch of a long tunnel that begins at Via Sacra and goes through the hill of Cumae. It was built in Augusta era (27 BC-14 AD). The undergorund gallery measures 180 m. View of the access door. Campania.
Italy. Campania. Cumae. Ancient city of Magna Graecia. Acropolis. Temple Zeus. 5th century BC. Later converted into a paleochristian basilica. Brick arches.
Red-figure bell krater. At the centre, a young man looking himself in a mirror, flanked by two women wearing cloaks. From Cumae. Attributed to the APZ painter, ca.320 BC. Cumana Section. Archaeological Museum. Naples. Italy.

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