Untitled relief

Title (Dublin Core): Untitled relief
Description (Dublin Core): “Relief decorating the seating area entrances of the Roman Amphitheatre of Capua (Italy). It depicts Prometheus having his liver eaten by an eagle. Age of Hadrian (117-138 CE). (Capua Gladiator Museum)”
Identifier (Dublin Core): Promethean_Iconography_6
Creator (Dublin Core): Unknown
Date (Dublin Core): circa 117-138 C.E.
Spatial Coverage (Dublin Core): Capua (inhabited place)
Relation (Dublin Core): Museo dei Gladiatori
Format (Dublin Core): sculpture (visual works)
Type (Dublin Core): relief (sculpture technique); amphitheaters (built works)
Subject (Dublin Core): Prometheus (Greek deity); Torture of Prometheus (Greek narrative)
Source (Dublin Core): Prometheus relief from Ancient History Encyclopedia
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