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Roman Funerary Stele Of Caipenniae Victoriae

Roman Funerary Stele Of Caipenniae Victoriae

This image displays an ancient Roman funerary stele dedicated to Caipenniae Victoriae, dating from the 2nd century A.D. This funerary stele serves as a memorial to Caipenniae Victoriae and provides a glimpse into the commemorative practices of the time in the region of Africa Proconsularis. Isolating the stele against a black background enhances the focus on the inscriptions and artistic elements, allowing viewers to appreciate the historical and cultural significance of this ancient Roman artifact. It serves as a connection to the past and the memorial traditions of the Roman period in the region of Africa Proconsularis.

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Roman Funerary Stele Of Caipenniae Victoriae
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