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Veleda receiving a request from a Roman embassy for mediation in the Batavian Rebellion, 69-70 (engraving)
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Veleda receiving a request from a Roman embassy for mediation in the Batavian Rebellion, 69-70 (engraving)
8626230 Veleda receiving a request from a Roman embassy for mediation in the Batavian Rebellion, 69-70 (engraving) by German School, (19th century) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Veleda, priestess of the Bructeri, receiving a request from a Roman embassy for mediation in the Batavian Rebellion, 69-70. Illustration from Altdeutscher Bilder-Saal, das Wichstigste aus der Deutschen Geschichte von der Altesten Zeit bis auf Karl der Grossen, by Josef Bader (Franz Noldeke, Karlsruhe, 1844).); © Look and Learn
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This engraving depicts the powerful priestess Veleda receiving a request from a Roman embassy for mediation in the Batavian Rebellion of 69-70 AD. Veleda, known for her wisdom and mystical abilities, is shown here as a symbol of feminine strength and leadership.
The tension between the Romans and the rebellious Batavians is palpable in this scene, as Veleda listens intently to the plea for peace. The intricate details of her flowing robes and serene expression convey both grace and authority.
As an important figure in Germanic history, Veleda's role in mediating conflicts between different cultures highlights the complexity of diplomatic relations during this tumultuous period. The exchange between Veleda and the Roman ambassadors serves as a reminder of the power dynamics at play in ancient Europe.
This engraving captures a pivotal moment in history with striking realism, transporting viewers back to a time when alliances were forged through negotiation and compromise. The rich symbolism and historical significance make this artwork a valuable treasure for those interested in exploring the intricacies of international diplomacy.
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