Category:Museo archeologico (Milan) - Sarcophagus for Valerius Petronianus
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- Italiano: Il sarcofago dell'avvocato romano Valerius Petronianus [315-320 d.C.], nel Museo Archeologico di Milano, lo rappresenta disteso mentre uno schiavo porta al padrone le tavolette per scrivere.
- English: The sarcophagus of Roman lawyer "Valerius Petronianus" [315-320 a.D.], on display in the Archaeological Museum in Milan, (Italy), portrays the deceased reclining on a couch, while a slave brings him wax tablets on which to write.
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Location | Archaeological Museum of Milan, Milan, Metropolitan City of Milan, Lombardy, Italy | ||||
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Media in category "Museo archeologico (Milan) - Sarcophagus for Valerius Petronianus"
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Sarcofago avvocato Valerius Petrnianus-optimized.jpg 1,246 × 954; 1.14 MB
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- Museo archeologico (Milan) - Entrance cloister
- Ancient Roman reliefs in the Museo archeologico (Milan)
- Ancient Roman sarcophagi in the Museo archeologico (Milan)
- 310s reliefs in Italy
- 310s sarcophagi in Italy
- 4th-century sarcophagi in Milan
- Valerius Petronianus
- Lawyers in art
- Writing in art
- Slavery in ancient Rome
- Milan in the 310s
- 310s sculptures in Milan