小卒
发表于 2025-3-26 21:07:43
Magic Signsrvived. On the ancient site of Cologne in general, see O. Doppelfeld, art. “Colonia Agrippinensis,” in R. Stillwell, ed. . (Princeton, 1976), p. 231 f. (with add. lit.). The text comprises only three lines of symbols and magical ., of unknown purpose. One may compare, for example, . IV. 2705f.: ..
纹章
发表于 2025-3-27 03:41:42
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synchronous
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Hiatus
发表于 2025-3-27 11:14:30
Semeseilamhotographs of the piece came to M. Blanchet, who published it with only a facsimile, but provided little additional information. Then in 1983 it was re-published by Joffroy independently (again with only a facsimile), but including a valuable archaeological report: the . was found by a farmer in a c
Kidnap
发表于 2025-3-27 16:25:43
Two Amulets Against Hailstorm’s crops from hail and snow. . is complete, but . preserves only the lower right-hand corner of the original, with the addition of the name Iulius Pervincus (in the nominative). Similar to engraved Christian crosses of a later date (see below, on line 4), these, too, must have been set in farmers’ f
种族被根除
发表于 2025-3-27 20:04:07
Magic Names (Fragment)ion-urns, lamps, coins of Antoninus Pius, Macrinus, Alexander Severus, and bronze and iron fragments (Bauer 1877: 68f.). Somewhat beneath this cultural stratum (following a layer of empty soil), diggers found remains of a female skeleton, wearing bronze bracelets and glass pearls about the neck. On
丰满有漂亮
发表于 2025-3-28 01:23:31
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规范要多
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MOTTO
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抗体
发表于 2025-3-28 11:17:14
The ‘Romulus’ Amulet (for Elephantiasis)Tricciana carried out by the Hungarian National Museum (1937–1942) brought to light a large cemetery of approximately 342 Roman graves of the 4th cent. A.D. The excavation of the group of graves, nos. 107–258 (Burger 1966:109), brought to light one burial in particular in which our silver phylactery