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Identifier: antiquitsherculan03davi (find matches)
Title: Les antiquités d'Herculanum : avec leurs explications en françois
Year: 1780 (1780s)
Authors: David, François-Anne, 1741-1824 Maréchal, Sylvain, 1750-1803
Subjects: Art, Roman -- Italy Herculaneum (Extinct city) Herculaneum (Extinct city) -- Pictorial works
Publisher: A Paris : Chez David, graveur ...
Contributing Library: Getty Research Institute
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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ifin 3ti la tête ceinte dune couronne dor travaillée en forme dtperles^ Le dernier fragment enfin neft compofé que dun feul mor-ceau , repréfentant un Jeune Homme moitié nud , fa tête cou-ronnée de pampre & de raifms;il porte des fruits fur fon feiadans un pan de fa draperie. Ceft peut-être Vertumne. Toutes ces figures nous confirment quon a voulu peindreici les douze mois de lannée, & font conformes à un Calen-drier antique rapporté par Grutter , CXXXVIIL Jupiter ypréfide au mois de Juillet; Vénus à AvriK; Diane à Novem-bre ; Vefta a Décembre ; Mars à Odlobre ; Vulcaia à Sep-tembre ; Cérès au mois dAoût ; Mercure à Juin ; Apollon àîflai ; Minerve à Mars ; Neptune à Février, & enfin Junonau mois de Janvier. Plufieurs Peuples , entrautres les Habitans de Chypre & deFaf hos, par une baffe adulation , tentèrent de donner aux moisde lannée les noms & furnoms de quelques Princes. LEm-pereur Commode voulut fe décerner lui-même cet honneur ;
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>k>Jf 1 \ ( 171 ) tnaîs lufagô; pîus defpote encore que les Tyrans, prévalutaufîî-tôt après leur mort, & même de leur vivant. Terminons cet article par un trait peu connu , & qui nelàuroit lêtre trop. Avant la venue de Mahomet, les ArabesPayens avoîent quatre mois dans Tannée quils regardoientcomme facrés , pendant lefquels toute guerre & tout adle dhof-tilité ceffoient. Il nétoit pas permis durant cet intervalle de fevenger de fes plus cruels ennemis, ni même de porter des ar-mes. La violation de cette loi étolt regardée comme la pliasgrande impiété , & sobfervoit avec la plus grande exaâ:itude^Pourquoi Mahomet ne la-t-il point adoptée dans fpn Codereligieux ? Planche CXI. Ce Tableau , retiré des excavations de Gragnano le 13 Juia1759 , contient fur un fond blanc cinq figures parfaitementconfervées, dans toute la fraîcheur 6c la vivacité du coloris.Ces cinq perfonnages ont tous un long vêtement blanc qui leurtombe jufques fur les pied

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  • bookid:antiquitsherculan03davi
  • bookyear:1780
  • bookdecade:1780
  • bookcentury:1700
  • bookauthor:David__Fran__ois_Anne__1741_1824
  • bookauthor:Mar__chal__Sylvain__1750_1803
  • booksubject:Art__Roman____Italy_Herculaneum__Extinct_city_
  • booksubject:Herculaneum__Extinct_city_____Pictorial_works
  • bookpublisher:A_Paris___Chez_David__graveur____
  • bookcontributor:Getty_Research_Institute
  • booksponsor:Sloan_Foundation
  • bookleafnumber:300
  • bookcollection:getty
  • bookcollection:americana
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