Mater matuta" (=Mother, fecundity symbol) - tufa statue, … | Flickr
Mater Matuta | Etruscan statue, ca. 450 BC. See also: "Pieta… | William | Flickr
Mater Matuta - Afbeelding van MAC Museo Archeologico Chianciano Terme - Tripadvisor
Italic civilization, 4th century b.C. Mater Matuta, tuff sculpture,... News Photo - Getty Images
Statue of the Roman goddess Mater Matuta from the Etruscan city of Chiusi. The object is dated to the 4th century BCE. In the Roman religion, Mater Matuta was the goddess of
The Partial Historians🏺 on Twitter: "June 11: the #Matralia is celebrated in honour of Mater Matuta. This celebration falls within the scope of the #Vestalia (June 7-15). https://t.co/zLdjXNIsL3" / Twitter
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Mater Matuta. Florence, National Archaeological Museum.
Mater Matuta. Santa Maria Capua Vetere, Archaeological Museum of ancient Capua | Roman statue, Ancient art, Ancient
Seated stone statue of Mater Matuta at Capua, with swaddling infants in... | Download Scientific Diagram
Le Matres Matutae | Museo Campano di Capua
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Mater Matuta - Casale del Giglio
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The Etruscans - Etruscan cinerary statue - the goddess Mater Matuta. Circa 450 BC Museo Archeologico Nazionale, Florence. Photo by Edisonblus Mater Matuta was an indigenous Italian goddess of the ripening of
Mater Matuta. Santa Maria Capua Vetere, Archaeological Museum of ancient Capua.
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Mater Matuta IGT Casale Del Giglio 2017
MATER MATUTA, 'FERTILITY CULTS' AND THE INTEGRATION OF WOMEN IN RELIGIOUS LIFE IN ITALY IN THE FOURTH TO FIRST CENTURIES BC | Papers of the British School at Rome | Cambridge Core
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Ex-voto dedicated to Mater Matuta for gaining fertility, Clay, 4th-3rd century BC by
