They sometimes combined Minerva with the local equivalent goddess, ever open to new gods and happy for the indigenous inhabitants to adopt the Roman ones. I chose this object because, aside from ...

This head is one of the most significant finds from Roman Bath. It is all that remains of a full-size, gilt bronze statue of the goddess Sulis Minerva, and stood in the temple in the heart of ...

Yair Whiteson said he was out walking with his dad near the ancient quarry site ... as the ring depicted Minerva, Rome’s equivalent of the Greek goddess Athena. “On this beautiful ring ...

They made offerings at temples and shrines to make them happy. Image caption, A statue of Minerva, the Roman goddess of wisdom. They also borrowed new gods from the people they conquered ...

The Halsted A&A Foundation has acquired a 1st-century Roman statue of the ancient Greek goddess Athena ... sculpture is known as Athena rather than Minerva—the ancient Roman equivalent of ...

As a result, Roman gods were a blend of deities, with close similarities to the gods worshipped by the ancient Greeks ... Juno (protector of women) and Minerva (goddess of craft and wisdom).

Charms of this type are generally referred to as ‘Justice Prayers’. Tablets of that type were found in abundance during the excavations at the Bath site of the Roman temple dedicated to the goddess ...

An artist's impression, submitted with the application, of how the temple will appear behind the lioness statue Plans to rebuild a temple to the Roman goddess Minerva near Sussex's Goodwood House ...