Aug 10, 2017
The Bakarat Gallery identifies this impressive figure as Isis-Aphrodite, but as it dates her to Roman Egypt - the Second or Third Century CE - perhaps she is properly Isis-Venus?
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The Bakarat Gallery identifies this impressive figure as Isis-Aphrodite, but as it dates her to Roman Egypt - the Second or Third Century CE - perhaps she is properly Isis-Venus?
A spectacular Roman bronze of Venus-Isis at the Römisch-Germanisches Museum in Cologne. (Cf Isis-Aphrodite.)
(Another of my efforts at amateur photography. It’s a shame about the reflections, but it couldn’t be helped. At least it looks kind of interesting.)
Primordial Mother Queen Isis Energy Rising