Relief with three male figures advancing in procession to the right, wearing short tunic with cape and calcei without binding at the feet. Two of them hold bundles without axes on their left shoulder and hold a rod in their right hand; the third holds an ax on his left shoulder and holds a sort of stick in his right. The interpretations advanced by scholars differ in terms of the attributes and attitude of the figures: Bertolini first recognizes three lictors, then apparitores; Brusin reads a sacrificial procession with the duoviri. The character and function of the relief are also discussed.
Title: to the shore
Author: Anonymous
Date: 1st century AD
Technique: Marble
Displayed in: Concordia National Archaeological Museum
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