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| Further details |
| Belongs to the same sarcophagus as the fragments MA 1497 and MA 1500 in the Louvre; [Left to Right] Calliope with a scroll of epic poetry, Terpsichore with a double flute, Apollo playing cithara, Thalia with a mask of Silenus, Melpomene with a tragic mask |
| ARTIST/CREATOR |
| Ancient Roman |
| DATE |
| 220 - 230 |
| LOCATION |
| Rome, Villa Borghese |
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| Notes on photograph | | BIBLIOGRAPHIC CITATION |
| Max Wegner, Die Musensarkophage (Die Antiken Sarkophagreliefs, 5, 3), Berlin 1966, p. 78f., no. 206, pl. 17; Paolo Moreno and Chiara Stefani, The Borghese Gallery, Touring Editore 2000, p. 69 |
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| Acknowledgements | | Record created with the generous support of the Dean's Development Fund of the School of Advanced Study, University of London |