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  Dog-head / Sala Egizia ...  
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359-341 BC
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359-341 a.C.
  Portrait of Octavian / ...  
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35-29 BC
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35-29 a.C.
  Portrait of Agrippina t...  
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17 BC - 33 AD
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17 a.C.- 33 d.C.
  Statue of Faustina Majo...  
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112-140 AD - Rework from a prototype of 5th century BC
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112-140 d.C. - Reanudación de un prototipo del siglo V a.C.
  Torso di guerriero feri...  
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5th century BC
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Siglo V a.C.
  Portrait of Homer / Hal...  
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From a 200 BC Hellenistic original
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De un original helenístico del 200 a.C.
  Statue of Apollo / Grea...  
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Copy of the Omphalos Apollo attributed to Kalamis (480-460 BC)
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Copia del Apolo del Omphalos, atribuido al escultor Kalamis (480-460 a.C.)
  Statue of Leda with the...  
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From original by the sculptor Timotheos (360 BC)
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De un original del escultor Timotheos (360 a.C.)
  Statue of Leda with the...  
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The figure is leaning on a tree trunk placed to her right. The statue could be a reworking of a group attributed to the Greek Timotheos, in the fourth century BC, and very common in many replicas beginning in the first century BC.
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El grupo es una representación escultórica del tema erótico de Leda y Zeus bajo la apariencia de un cisne. Leda, desnuda, es sorprendida mientras alza el manto con el brazo izquierdo para proteger al ave - que sujeta con su mano derecha - del águila acechante. La figura se apoya en un tronco de árbol colocado a la derecha. La estatua podría ser una reelaboración del grupo atribuido al artista grieco Timotheos, del siglo IV a.C., que se difundió a través de numerosas réplicas a partir del siglo I a.C.
  Statue of Leda with the...  
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The figure is leaning on a tree trunk placed to her right. The statue could be a reworking of a group attributed to the Greek Timotheos, in the fourth century BC, and very common in many replicas beginning in the first century BC.
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El grupo es una representación escultórica del tema erótico de Leda y Zeus bajo la apariencia de un cisne. Leda, desnuda, es sorprendida mientras alza el manto con el brazo izquierdo para proteger al ave - que sujeta con su mano derecha - del águila acechante. La figura se apoya en un tronco de árbol colocado a la derecha. La estatua podría ser una reelaboración del grupo atribuido al artista grieco Timotheos, del siglo IV a.C., que se difundió a través de numerosas réplicas a partir del siglo I a.C.
  Gallery / Palazzo Nuovo...  
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- Eros Stringing the Bow, the figure is off-balance, Roman copy after a Greek original by Lysippos (4th century BC);
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- el refinado Eros tensando el arco, caracterizado por el equilibrio inestable de la figura, copia de una célebre obra de Lisippo del Siglo IV a.C. ;
  Statue of Pothos restor...  
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From a Greek original by Skopas (4th century BC)
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De original griego de Skopas (siglo IV a.C.)
  Attic red-figure kylix ...  
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First thirty years of the 5th century BC
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Primeros treinta años del siglo V a.C.
  Double-coned vase from ...  
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Last thirty years of the 8th century BC
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Últimos treinta años del siglo VIII a.C.
  Bass-relief with dogs /...  
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First half of the 6th century BC
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Primera mitad del siglo VI a.C.
  Antefix in the shape of...  
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End of the 6th century BC
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Finales del siglo VI a.C.
  Statue of ‘œCapitoline ...  
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From an original by Praxiteles (4th century BC)
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De un original de Praxiteles (siglo IV a.C.)
  Statue of an athlete / ...  
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From an original of the 6th century BC
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Del original del siglo IV a.C.
  Hall of the Triumphs /...  
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4th-3rd century BC
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De los siglos IV-III a.C.
  Herm of Menander / Hall...  
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From a Greek original of the 3rd century BC
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Del original griego del siglo III a.C.
  Head of an Amazon / Hal...  
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From an original of the 5th century BC
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Del originale del siglo V a.C.
  Capitoline Coin Cabinet...  
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225-217 BC
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225-217 a. C.
  Statue of Hygeia / Hall...  
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1st century BC
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Siglo I a.C.
  Covering slab with a pr...  
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Second half of the 6th century BC
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Secunda midad del siglo VI a.C.
  Herm depicting Socrates...  
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From an original greek of second half of 4th century BC
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De un original griego de la segunda mitad del siglo IV a.C.
  Capitoline She-wolf / H...  
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5th century BC or medieval
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Siglo V a.C. o edad media
  Gallery / Palazzo Nuovo...  
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1st century AD. - ancient part: copy of torso of discobolo by Mirone (460 BC). Modern restauration by Pierre-Etienne Monnot (1658-1733)
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Siglo I d.C. - Parte antiqua: copia del tronco de discóbolo de Mirone (460 a.C.). Restauro moderno de Pierre-Etienne Monnot (1658-1733)
  Foundations of the temp...  
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6th century BC
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Siglo VI a.C.
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The creation of the work, which originally had probably nothing to do with the legend of Rome's foundation, can be traced back to Etruscan or Magna Graecia workshops of the fifth century BC. Recently, based on the casting process analysis, it was suggested that it dates back to the Middle Ages.
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La realización de la obra, que en principio no tenia probablmente nada que ver con la leyenda acerca de los orígenes de Roma, puede atribuirse a talleres etruscos o de la Magna Grecia del siglo V a.C. -
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- Hercules and the Hydra: sculpture, found in St. Agnes Outside the Walls, and largely restored by Alessandro Algardi (1602-1654), copy of a Greek original attributed to Lysippos of the fourth century BC.
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- Hércules luchando contra Hidra: la escultura, encontrada en el área de S. Agnese fuera del Muro e integrada por Alessandro Algardi (1602-1654), deriva de un modelo elaborado por Lisippo en el Siglo IV a.C. El fragmento de pierna expuesto al lado, probablemente antiguo y encontrado en el mismo lugar, fue inicialmente utilizado para la restauración de la escultura pero después fue sustituido por la composición barroca;
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