El sarcófago perdido de la colección Giustiniani de Roma
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https://doi.org/10.3989/aespa.2000.v73.330Keywords:
Roman sarcophagus, Roman relief, Palaestra games, Circus games, Collections of antiquities, Giustiniani collection (Rome), 2nd-3rd centuries AD.Abstract
The paper describes the recent identification of a Roman sarcophagus which once belonged to the Giustiniani Collection and which is now located in the Spanish Embassy, close to the Holy See, the location of which had been unknown since the 17th century.
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