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15. Juni 2023 · Lacus Curtius. Errichtung: erste datierbare Anlage um 184 v. Chr. Umbauten: drei Erweiterungs- bzw. Umbauphasen, die letzte im Jahr 203 n. Chr. Funktion: Kultmahl, Ehrenmonument, Ort für den Kaiserkult. Historischer Kontext: Späte Republik II, Sullanisch, Augusteisch II, Tetrarchisch. Der Lacus Curtius ist ein kleines offenes Heiligtum, das ...
The story of Marcus Curtius, with its theme of nobility and sacrifice, suited Haydon’s ideal of appropriate subject matter for “high art”. In 1842, he began a huge painting of Marcus Curtius, over three meters in height, which he exhibited at the British Institution in 1843. The painting met with some critical success, and Haydon went on ...
Marcus Curtius is a youthful mythological Roman who advertised himself to the gods of Hades. He is mentioned shortly by Varro and at length by Livius. He is the legendary namesake of the Lacus Curtius within the Roman Forum, the location of his supposed sacrifice. After an earthquake in 362 BC, a colossal bottomless pit abruptly opened in the ...
Marcus Curtius. Marcus Curtius mactaturus ipse. In mythologia Romana Marcus Curtius [1] [2] fuit adulescens heroicus qui amore patriae deis infernis sese devovisse dicitur et ita eponymus Lacus Curtii factus esse. Romae enim anno 362 a.C.n. vastus hiatus in medio foro repente apertus est quem Romani explere frustra conati sunt.
Curtius (Mondkrater), benannt nach Albert Curtz; Curtius-Syndrom, veraltete Bezeichnung für eine Hemihypertrophie (lateinisch Dysfunctio pluriglandularis dolorosa) Lacus Curtius, antikes Monument auf dem Forum Romanum in Rom; Curtius der römische Gentilname folgender Personen: Gaius Curtius Iustus, römischer Konsul 150; Marcus Curtius ...
Title: Marcus Curtius, from "The Roman Heroes" Series/Portfolio: The Roman Heroes. Artist: Hendrick Goltzius (Netherlandish, Mühlbracht 1558–1617 Haarlem) Date: 1586. Medium: Engraving; first state. Dimensions: 14 9/16 x 9 1/2 in. (37 x 24.1 cm) Classification: Prints. Credit Line: The Elisha Whittelsey Collection, The Elisha Whittelsey Fund ...
Curtius Leaping into the Gulf. This painting is of an ancient Roman legend by the 19th-century British artist Benjamin Robert Haydon, 1786-1846. it shows the young Marcus Curtius throwing himself into a huge crack in the ground that had opened up in Rome. According to legend , the Roman gods were satisfied with Curtius's sacrifice and the crack ...
