Romeins votiefbeeldje godin Fortuna Viking oorbellen De vroegste voorbeelden van deze
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De vroegste voorbeelden van deze stijl dateren uit de 9e en 10e eeuw
Ze gebruikten dit soort schilden tijdens de verovering van Engeland
Mechanically
to frighten others
Romeins votiefbeeldje godin Fortuna Viking oorbellen De vroegste voorbeelden van dezeThis votive statue is a replica of a piece from the 2nd century AD, found in Hattenbach. It is currently in the collection of the Germanisches Landesmuseum in Trier. Small statues of Fortuna were placed in house altars throughout the Roman empire. Fortuna, or Fanum Fortunae, was the Roman goddess of chance, both of fortune and misfortune. This statue is made of alabaster and is 18 cm high. Possibly such statues were painted, so that they god a
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