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modius or
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Modius may
refer to: an
ancient Roman unit for dry measures, (8.73 L)
roughly equivalent...
- priests.
Serapis wearing the
modius Kushan ruler Huvishka with
seated Roman Egyptian god
Serapis ("Sarapo")
wearing the
modius. Sitamun,
daughter of Amenhotep...
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Modius Julius was a
governor of
Britannia Inferior, a
province of
Roman Britain during AD 219
under Elagabalus.
Inscriptions at
Birdoswald and Netherby...
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Bronze modius measure (4th
century AD) with
inscription acknowledging Imperial regulation of
weights and measures...
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fertility rites related to
Demeter or Ceres, due to the
cereal motifs on her
modius headdress). It
dates to the
Roman era,
between 140 and 160 AD, and is in...
- both
being kings of the Gr**** underworld, and was
shown enthroned with the
modius, a
basket / grain-measure, on his head,
since it was a Gr****
symbol for...
-
known from an inscription.
Quintus Modius Equiculus,
mentioned by Varro.
Marcus Modius,
mentioned by Cicero.
Gaius Modius Justus,
propraetor of
Numidia in...
- the
regalia of a queen.
Nebettawy shown with a cap wig, a
fairly simple modius and the
double plumes. Bint-Anat (also
dressed as a queen)
stands by the...
- denarius). The
choenix was the
eighth part of the "
modius", and a
denarius would usually purchase a
modius of wheat. The
price given, therefore,
denotes great...
- wig,
Hathoric cow horns, the
solar disk, and tall
feathers mounted on a
modius. In the
interior of the temple,
Nefertari appears in a
variety of scenes...
