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Socrates on Roman fresco

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Socrates on Roman fresco
Socrates on Roman fresco | Photo: Adam Jones

Socrates depicted in a Roman fresco. The painting is dated to the 2nd-1st century BCE and was discovered in Ephesus, in the remains of an atrium of one of the Roman domus. Currently, the object is in the Archaeological Museum of Ephesus (Turkey).

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