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Italiano: Musei Vaticani, Museo Gregoriano Etrusco, Sala X. Urna cineraria bisoma (per una deposizione doppia), del cosiddetto Maestro di Enomao. Sulla cassa: (dalla descrizione del catalogo online): "sulla fronte: Pelope uccide Enomao con l'intervento di un demone femminile: a sinistra Ippodamia in fuga; a destra la caduta dei cavalli della quadriga di Enomao genera scompiglio; sul fianco sinistro: demone femminile alato, con il braccio sinistro alzato; sul lato destro: demone femminile in movimento verso sinistra, con le mani sovrapposte sull'addome". Sul coperchio: coppia di coniugi. Alabastro. Primo quarto del II sec. a.C. Da Todi, loc. La Rocca, rinvenuta nel 1516.
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