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Fragment of Roman sculpture depicting Jupiter Tonans (Thunderer)

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28 June 2021
Fragment of Roman sculpture depicting Jupiter Tonans (Thunderer)
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Fragment of a Roman sculpture depicting Jupiter Tonans (the Thunderer). The object was found in the Temple of Jupiter in Pompeii. Height: 70 cm. It is now housed in the National Archaeological Museum of Naples.

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