Notes in my iPhone6
May 3, 2016
- Aspice - Latin for Behold
- Mithraism
- Phrygian cap...ID's non-romaness (he is not Roman)
- What is the name of the white building on Capitoline hill? The Wedding Cake
- Portico: 2 libraries. Latin & Greek
- Portico of Metallus built in 146
May 5, 2016
- Palace of Domitian
- Canthas plant. What the tops of the Corinthian columns are modelled after (have a photo)
- Forum of Augustus
- Wanted to murder someone
- Come dedicate something at Mars' altar
- It's a sign of vengeance
May 6, 2016
- Statue of Athena, because she's more powerful
- Maintained as a virgin goddess. Otherwise she would have been a rival to Zeus. So is she half virgin?
- Chaste (Virgin in her idea). Roman women were chaste (faithfully married is their version)
- Crouching Aphrodite. Changes through time (how she is depicted)
- Bus 223 goes to Dom Polski from La Guistiniana
May 11, 2016
- Tomb 5636 = change in Religion.
- More sad
- More images of deceased saying goodbye to their families
- Deamons appear
May 13, 2016
- in Pompeii...the street sighs.
- i.e. Neighbourhood 7 block 4
May 16, 2016
- St. Cecelia died in 1777*(?)
May 20, 2016 Capitoline Museum Photo challenge Hung out with Tracy, learned so much! Things I saw:
- Hall of triumphs...location of Spinario
- Hall of she wolf, location of She wolf and Fasti
- Commodus. Apples
- Giove = Jupiter
- Hellenistic. Full of movement
- Ocean is a water God
- Canoptic jars for body organs (location in Vatican Museum)
May 22, 2016 Thesis for final reflective paper
- This essay will discuss the importance of Roman imperial buildings and how they connect with Roman antiquity, class structure and how women were viewed.