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Greek floor mosaic (Antioch): A Literary Symposium, 5th Century A.D.
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Greek floor mosaic (Antioch), Triclinium (dining room): Judgment of Paris - Part of Trilogy Celebrating Wine, Beauty, and Love, 80-100 A.D.
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Greek floor mosaic (Antioch), Triclinium (dining room): Bacchus and Hercules in a Drinking Bout - Part of Trilogy Celebrating Wine, Beauty, and Love, 80-100 A.D.
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Greek floor mosaic (Antioch): Lion, 5th Century A.D.
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Greek floor mosaic (Villa of Seleucia Pieria, Port of Antioch): Theseus and Ariadne, 3rd Century A.D.
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Greek sculpture: Statue of Hygeia, found on site of supposed Temple of Asklepios, 2nd Century A.D.
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Greek floor mosaic (Antioch), Bath D, Room 3: Hermes Carrying Infant Dionysus to the Nymphs, 2nd quarter 4th Century
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Greek floor mosaic (Antioch), Bath D, Room 3: Hermes Carrying Infant Dionysus to the Nymphs, 2nd quarter 4th Century
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Greek floor mosaic (Antioch): Drunken Dionysus Supported by a Boy (Star and Square Pattern from House of Neptune-Amphitrite Mosaics), 2nd Century A.D.
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Greek floor mosaic (Antioch): Neptune and Amphitrite as Rulers of the Mediterranean (Detail of left side showing Amphitrite), 2nd Century A.D.
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Greek floor mosaic (Antioch): Neptune and Amphritite as Rulers of the Mediterranean (Head of Neptune, Detail), 2nd Century A.D.
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Greek floor mosaic (Antioch): Neptune, Detail, 2nd Century A.D.
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