Domitius Collection
Domitius: A Glimpse into Ancient Rome's Intriguing History In the annals of ancient Rome, the name Domitius echoes through time, evoking tales of power, sacrifice
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Domitius: A Glimpse into Ancient Rome's Intriguing History In the annals of ancient Rome, the name Domitius echoes through time, evoking tales of power, sacrifice, and persecution. From Caesar's release to Nero's reign as emperor, this enigmatic figure left an indelible mark on Roman history. Caesar Releases Domitius - The story begins with a pivotal moment when Julius Caesar set free a man named Domitius. Little is known about this event, but it hints at the intrigue and political maneuvering that characterized Roman society. Ulpian / Thevet 1584 - In 1584, Ulpian and Thevet captured the essence of ancient Rome in their works. Their depictions offer us glimpses into scenes like sacrifices before the majestic Temple of Jupiter in Rome—a testament to the religious fervor that permeated daily life. Nero, Claudius Lucius Domitius Nero (37-68), Roman Emperor (54-68) - One cannot speak without mentioning Nero himself. As emperor from 54 to 68 AD, Nero wielded immense power and infamy. His reign was marked by extravagance and cruelty—traits that would ultimately lead to his downfall. Scene of Sacrifice on Altar Aenobarbus - On the altar dedicated by Aenobarbus lies a relief depicting a scene where a bull is offered as sacrifice to Mars—the god associated with war. This artwork provides insight into religious practices during those times. Scene of Census on Altar Aenobarbus - Another captivating relief found on Aenobarbus' altar portrays a census taking place—an essential administrative task for maintaining order within the empire. Busts Depicting Corbulo and Supposedly Domitius Corbulo - These busts from different periods shed light on the lives of two influential figures.