
Birth of Aphrodite with Hermes & satyr: Red-figure (RF) vase
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Birth of Aphrodite from sea foam, the "Ludovisi throne," Palazzo Altemps, Rome
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Descendants of Ceto: Gorgon Medusa with Pegasus, from Gela , Sicily
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Descendants of Ceto: Pegasus (winged horse) with Perseus & Andromeda, by Rubens
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Descendants of Ceto: Cerberus (3-headed dog) and Heracles
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Descendants of Ceto: Chimaera (snake/goat/lion), bronze statue from Arezzo
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Descendants of Ceto: RF vase showing Sphinx riddling Oedipus
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Birth of Venus by S. Botticelli, 1490, Uffizi gallery, Florence
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Roman fresco of birth of Venus, from Pompeii
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RF vase showing Aphrodite and Eros
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Statuette of Venus and Cupid from Pompeii
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"Capitoline" Venus "Pudica (chaste)" by Praxiteles, Rome
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"Venus de Milo" = Aphrodite of Melos, Louvre Museum , Paris
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Crouching Aphrodite by Doidalsos, Naples
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Venus of Capua (minus the polished shield), Naples
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Venus Callpyge, Naples
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Venus Genetrix, Naples
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Artemis of Ephesus , Conservatori museum, Rome
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Artemis of Ephesus, Naples
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RF vase showing Artemis and Actaeon
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Metope from Selinus (Sicily) showing Artemis and Actaeon
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Late RF vase showing Artemis and Actaeon
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Modern painted ceramic with Artemis and Actaeon
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Diana the huntress, bronze by Paul Manship, at Brookgreen
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Delos : Mt. Cynthos, birthplace of Artemis and Apollo
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Delos : Lions (or panthers) near temple
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Diana as huntress from Ostia
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BF (Black figure) Birth Athena: fr. left - Hermes, Apollo, Zeus, Athena, Hera, Ares
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Athena in battle, note spear
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Athena with helmet, shield and owl as symbol
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Athena from the "Old Parthenon", with snake-bordered aegis
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Athena Promachos
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Athena Parthenos
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Athena with helmet and serpent
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Athena in mourning, funeral stele
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Map of ancient Athens
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Acropolis of Athens, aerial view
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Map of Athenian Acropolis
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Parthenon (temple of Athena Parthenos), west side
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Parthenon, east - front - side
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Hypothetical reconstruction of the Parthenon with colored decoration
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Ground plan of the Parthenon, 447-432 BC
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