Huesca: Sarcofago of the monk king

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Huesca: Sarcofago of the monk king

They cover the remains of the " -Monje king " (Ramiro II), a Roman sarcophagus of the S II or III, of beautifully decorated |marmol|.It is without doubt the more ancient piece of the existent thing in the temple. It shows us to a togaed character, in |mandorla| , by representing the stem of the deceased that is high for two winged geniuses.Without any genre of doubts this idea of two is winged that transport in |mandorla| the representation of the stem of the deceased went retomada in the Christian ichnography, by exchanging winged geniuses for angels and in occasions the stem of the deceased for the Trinitarian chrismon.Below them/it, sea and Anfítrite with the cornucopia; and to the patrons the geniuses of the death: Hypnos y Thánatos fte - foto: Webmaster: A. García Omedes

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