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File:Bronze mirror from Bolsena. London, British Museum. After ES 3.257b. Ca. 325-300 BCE.tif

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English: Menrva helping Mari babies in amphora; (from left to right), Turms with Mariś Isminthians; Menrva with Mariś Husrnana; Turan; Laran; Amamtunia with Mariś Halna; upper exergue, goddess of the dawn with chariot. Lower exergue, the boy Hercle, carrying his club and kneeling on a raft. A continuity of theme can be noted in that the raft is supported by amphorae, tied together. With his left hand Hercle adjusts a hanging of cloth. He has a mantle wrapped around his waist and his lion skin tied around his neck.
Date between circa 325 and circa 300 BCE
Source Etruscan Myth, Sacred History, and Legend
Author Nancy T. De Grummond

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