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Epitaph for Sentia Amarantis

Epitaph for Sentia Amarantis


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Epitaph for Sentia Amarantis

Tombstone showing a tavern keeper tapping wine from a barrel. It is the funerary stele of Sentia Amarantis, tavern keeper, who died age 45. She and her husband Victor ran a tavern together in Emerita Augusta, Spain in the 3rd century AD. She is an example of a working woman in the Roman Empire. The plaque was commissioned by her husband Victor in 230 AD. It is dedicated to Sentia Amarantis, his beloved wife with whom he lived for 17 years. National Museum of Roman Art, Merida, Extramadura, Spain

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This print showcases the epitaph for Sentia Amarantis, a remarkable woman who defied societal norms as a working tavern keeper in the Roman Empire. The funerary stele, located at the National Museum of Roman Art in Merida, Spain, depicts an intricate scene of a tavern keeper tapping wine from a barrel. Sentia Amarantis lived during the 3rd century AD and co-owned a bustling tavern with her husband Victor in Emerita Augusta. This commemorative plaque was commissioned by Victor himself in 230 AD to honor his beloved wife's memory after she passed away at the age of 45. It serves as both a testament to their enduring love and as recognition of Sentia's significant role as a working woman. The stele not only captures the essence of Sentia's profession but also symbolizes her resilience and determination to break gender barriers during that era. As one gazes upon this ancient artifact, it becomes evident that women like Sentia played vital roles within society beyond traditional domestic duties. Through this photograph, Science Photo Library invites us to reflect on the stories hidden behind historical artifacts and appreciate individuals like Sentia Amarantis who challenged societal expectations while leaving an indelible mark on history.

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