- Capua. A
tactical Carthaginian victory, it
ultimately did not help the
Capuans. In Italy, the
Romans had
fielded at
least four armies. The
Consular armies...
- in
gladiatorial games. In 73 BC, a
group of some 200
gladiators in the
Capuan school owned by
Lentulus Batiatus plotted an escape. When
their plot was...
- The
Capuan bust is a
sculpture often identified as
Carthaginian general Hannibal. Made of marble, it was
discovered in the
Italian city of
Capua in 1667...
-
Piazza I Ottobre. Much of the
stone from the
amphitheatre was
reused by the
Capuans in the
Norman period to
build the
Castello delle Pietre. Some of the ornamental...
- Gr**** Art,
University of
Michigan Press, 2008.
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media related to
Venus of Capua.
Capuan Venus and the
Ancient Capua treasuries v t e...
- Robert's
Latin title,
princeps Capuanorum,
means literally "Prince of
Capuans". He was the
third Robert of Capua,
after Robert I and
Robert II. The latter...
- in
gladiatorial games. In 73 BC, a
group of some 200
gladiators in the
Capuan school owned by
Lentulus Batiatus plotted an escape. When
their plot was...
-
Hamiaux suggests that the
Venus de Milo is of the same
sculptural type as the
Capuan Venus and
another sculpture of
Aphrodite from Perge. She
argues that all...
- Varro, in an
exhibition match celebrating the
coming to
manhood of the
Capuan magistrate's son, Numerius. Ilithyia, who has
hated Spartacus since he embarr****ed...
-
Hannibal The
Capuan bust,
reputedly of
Hannibal Native name 𐤇𐤍𐤁𐤏𐤋 Born 247 BC Carthage,
Ancient Carthage, Tunisia, or Malta,
Ancient Carthage Died...
