British Museum, Townley, Charles, 1737-1805 · London : C. Knight · leaf 246
arthenware, let into excavations of the wall within an arch, in the same manner in which such vessels were usually placed in the Roman columbaria, containing the ashes of do- mestic servants, or people of an inferior order ; the lids only, which are moveable, being seen. Ah inscription in front… … to his most excellent friend Pompeius Justinianus. The lid is modern. Height, ten inches.
Townley, Charles, 1737-1805 · British Museum · Sculpture, Classical
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