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Plate 44 of 'Admiranda Romanarum Antiquitatum ac Veteris Sculpturae Vestigia': Satyrica Bacchi Scena et Chorus
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Inscription: 2 / 7 / 1 / 2 / 4 / 3 / 5 / 6 //
Inscription: P. S. BARTOLI //
Stamp: WITT / LIBRARY //
Inscription: 980/55(25) //
Inscription: ROTVNDA ARA MARMOREA BACCHI SCENAM / ET CHORVM SATYRICVM REPRAESENTANS / ROMAE IN REGIA ANTIQVITATVM GAZA / CHRISTINAE SVECORVM REGINAE / Rom[a]e ex Typographia Dominici de Rubeis eredis Io. Iacobis de Rubeis / ad Templ. S. Mari[a]e de Pace cum Priu. S. Pont. et Superiorum perm. //
Inscription: SATYRICA BACCHI SCENA ET CHORVS / 1 Scena Bacchi columnis, arboribusq. Vitibus disposita, qu[a]e etiam in eius pompa gestabantur / auctore Athen[a]eo. Vasa Vinaria, seu Amphor[a]e aure[a]e mero replet[a]e, eidem sacr[a]e Deo, qui Vinea / rum, uinique repertor credebatur / 2. Vmbracula ex ferarum pellibus, et uelis / 3. Vnuv e Silenorum Choro Cantharum humero admotum gerit / 4. Ara pampino encarpio ornata / 5. Orgiasta saltitans nebridem altera manu explicat, altera merum e carchesio fundit / 6. Aly duo e Bacchi familia Silenum senem Bacchi nutricium ebrium, ac titubantem sustinent / quos concomitatur Satyrus cornibus, et caprinis cruribus insignis / 7. Tympanum palmiti adligatum, in quo Baccha uidetur appicta / Sequens tabula eiusdem est argumenti //
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