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941. 561.b.2, 1(24)

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561.b.2, 1(24)
Title:
Vatican Museum (180) - Statue of mercury as a child, in the act of enjoining silence. (Cent. I.) A pleasing little statue, found near Tivoli. Photographer: Unknown
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942. 561.b.2, 1(25)

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561.b.2, 1(25)
Title:
Vatican Museum (53) (Gabinetto di Mercurio) - Statue of Mercury, called for a long time the Belvedere Antinous. Photographer: Unknown
Scope & Content:
It was found in the sixteenth century in a place called the 'Adrianello' on the Esquiline. Pope Paul III ordered it to be placed in the Belvedere.'
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943. 561.b.2, 1(26)

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561.b.2, 1(26)
Title:
Vatican Museum (417) - Statue of Mercury. (Cent. II.) Photographer: Unknown
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944. 561.b.2, 1(27)

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561.b.2, 1(27)
Title:
Vatican Museum (589) - Statue of Mercury, found near the Monte di Pietà. (Cent. II.) Photographer: Unknown
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945. 561.b.2, 1(28)

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561.b.2, 1(28)
Title:
Vatican Museum (132) - Statue of Mercury restored first with the head of Hadrian, and afterwards with a head by Canova. It was found on the Esquiline, near the Church of S. Martino ai Monti. Photographer: Unknown
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946. 561.b.2, 1(29)

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561.b.2, 1(29)
Title:
Vatican Museum (11) - Statue of Silenus with the infant Bacchus. Photographer: Unknown
Scope & Content:
The original is mentioned by Pliny. The many copies extant of it shew how much it was admired by the ancients. It is a good deal restored, and is from the Galleria Ruspoli. (Greek style).
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947. 561.b.2, 1(30)

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561.b.2, 1(30)
Title:
Vatican Museum (544) - Statue of Silenus, the Tutor of Bacchus, found in 1791, in the Via delle Cese near Aricia, where the villa of P.M. Regulus (who died in the time of Nero) is supposed to have stood. Photographer: Unknown
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948. 561.b.2, 1(31)

Reference (shelfmark):
561.b.2, 1(31)
Title:
Vatican Museum (491) - Statue of Silenus, found in a farm called 'Torragnola,' on the Via Praenestina. Photographer: Unknown
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949. 561.b.2, 1(32)

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561.b.2, 1(32)
Title:
Vatican Museum (144) - Head of Dionysius, or the bearded Bacchus, one of the finest of this god. (Cent. I.) Photographer: Unknown
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950. 561.b.2, 1(33)

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561.b.2, 1(33)
Title:
Villa Albani (144) - Statue of Bacchus, one of the most ancient representations of that Divinity. Photographer: Unknown
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