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Julia Cornelia Salonina (died 268). Augusta, wife of Roman E
Julia Cornelia Salonina (died 268). Augusta, wife of Roman Emperor Gallienus. Portrait Bust. Marble. Ashkelon. 3rd century AD. Rockefeller Archaeological Museum. Jerusalem. Israel
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Antique Augusta Bust Cornelia Empress Israel Jerusalem Julia Marble Near Ashkelon Salonina
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1. Title: "Julia Cornelia Salonina, Augusta: The Resilient Empress of the Roman Empire in the Third Century AD" This evocative portrait bust, dating back to the third century AD, captures the enigmatic and powerful presence of Julia Cornelia Salonina, the Augusta, or empress, of the Roman Emperor Gallienus (r. 253-268 AD). Discovered in Ashkelon, Israel, this exquisite marble sculpture now resides in the Rockefeller Archaeological Museum in Jerusalem, offering a glimpse into the rich history of the ancient Near East. Julia Cornelia Salonina, born into the Cornelian gens, was a formidable figure in Roman history. She rose to prominence as the wife of Gallienus, who faced numerous challenges during his reign, including invasions from the Sassanian Empire and the Germanic tribes. Salonina's strength and resilience were crucial in supporting her husband during these tumultuous times. The intricately carved marble bust showcases Salonina's regal features, with her serene expression and elegant hairstyle reflecting the sophistication and refinement of the Roman aristocracy. Her title, Augusta, is inscribed on the base, further emphasizing her status as an empress and a powerful figure in the Roman Empire. This artifact not only provides a window into the life of an influential historical figure but also showcases the artistic prowess of the ancient Roman world. The intricate details and lifelike qualities of the marble bust serve as a testament to the enduring legacy of Roman art and the rich cultural heritage of the Near East. As we admire this ancient masterpiece, we are transported back in time, allowing us to connect with the past and appreciate the remarkable achievements of the Roman Empire and its people.
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