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Valentine Walker Bromley (1848-1877), "Flora"

This deluxe Golden Goddess adult costume includes a dress in cream and gold trim for a charming and regal look. Make a grand entrance this Halloween with this lovely Roman Greek Goddess costume. This Golden Goddess women's toga includes a cream colored dress with one shoulder side decorated with gold fabric leaves, a gold fabric shoulder drape, a belt piece, a waist tie and a headband. Also perfect for cosplay, theatrical productions, religious celebrations, toga parties and more. Other…

Athena as Archetype: symbolism, dreamwork, & meanings. I love Athena, and she also breaks my heart. Or rather, what was done to her breaks my heart. She is not a lost goddess, alike Hekate, Cybele, Inanna, Tiamat or Astarte - in essence, the goddesses mostly related to the Great Mother.

Themis, also known as Lady Justice, was the Greco-Roman Titan-goddess of divine law, judgement and order. She was one of the daughters of Gaia and Ouranos, and became a consort of Zeus and Lucifer, both of whom she had several children; the first generation of Horae with Zeus and the second generation with Lucifer. She is often depicted carrying a scale and blindfold, showing her true neutrality during judgement, as well as carrying a bronze sword. The personification of abstract concepts is…

Most of the 12 major Roman gods identified with their Greek counterparts, they had many similarities and were drawn from Greek iconography, myths and religious practices. The 12 major Romans gods were called the Dii Consentes and their statues stood in the Roman Forum. The Dii Consentes consisted of 6 gods and 6 goddesses. #Ancient History #History #Infographic #History Facts #Gods #Roman #History in Pictures #Facts #Daily Facts #Major Gods #Modern History #Roman Empire

Photographs of Pomona the Roman Goddess of Fruit Abundance statue by J Barre, which is on Pavillon de Tremoille at Musee du Louvre in the 1st Arrondissement of Paris.

Discover the regal world of Juno, the Roman Queen of the Gods! This article explores her fascinating life and many symbols, from her powerful role as the goddess of marriage and childbirth to her status as one of the most beloved figures in ancient mythology. Learn about the enduring legacy of this iconic goddess and how she continues to inspire us today. Whether you're a mythology buff or simply curious about the ancient world, this guide is a must-read.

This original 1912 oil on board features actress Constance Collier in her role of Pallas Athene in the Beerbohm Tree production of Ulysses. This stylized art nouveau depiction in the Pre-Raphaelite aesthetic was by the well listed artist Charles Buchel and a similiar illustration of the actress by Buchel hangs in the London V & A museum. Buchel was a prolific versatile artist who depicted Edwardian and Victorian actors and actresses in period stage costumes. He designed numerous theatre…