- A
puteal (Latin: from
puteus ("well") – pl.: putealia) is a
classical wellhead built around a
water well's
access opening. The
enclosure keeps people from...
- The
Puteal Scribonianum (Scribonian
Puteal) or
Puteal Libonis (
Puteal of Libo) was a
structure in the
Forum Romanum in
Ancient Rome. A
puteal was a classical...
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consecrated the
Puteal Scribonianum often mentioned by
ancient writers,
which was
located in the
forum close to the
Arcus Fabi****. It was
called Puteal as it was...
- The
Guilford Puteal is a
Pentelic marble Ancient Roman sculpture. Its name
derives from its use as a
puteal or wellhead, and one of its
previous owners...
- feriae); on
account of him then they toss
wreaths into
fountains and
garland puteals" (Fontanalia a Fonte, quod is dies
feriae eius; ab eo tum et in fontes...
- ISBN 978-1421932125. Carpenter, Rhys (1925). "The
Fates of the
Madrid Puteal".
American Journal of Archaeology. 29 (2): 117–134. doi:10.2307/497894....
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sculpture of Jupiter,
holding a
thunderbolt in his
right hand;
detail from the
Moncloa Puteal (Roman, 2nd century),
National Archaeological Museum, Madrid...
- a
structure built by C.
Aurelius Cotta around 80 BC near the so-called
Puteal Libonis, a
bidental used for
sacred oaths before trials.
After the funeral...
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depicting Livia as
Diana and
Octavian as
Mercury (Rome, 30–25 BC)
Guildford Puteal from Corinth,
Greece (30–10 BC)
Bronze head of
Augustus from Meroë in Sudan...
- The
complementarity of the
epithets is
shown in
inscriptions found on
puteals or
bidentals reciting either fulgur Dium
conditum or
fulgur Summanum conditum...
