English: Corbridge Lanx, silver tray depicting a shrine to Apollo (4th century AD), found on the bank of river Tyne, at Corbridge, England. Probably part of a hoard. British Museum
Français : Corbridge Lanx, plateau d'argent représentant le passage de l'Empereur Julien dans l'île de Delos (réalisé vers 365), trouvé dans les sables de la rivière Tyne, à Corbridge, en Angleterre. Présence d'un vertragus près de l'autel de Diane (en bas à gauche).
Decorated silver platter or lanx. , The scene shows, left to right: the goddess Artemis, holding a bow; the helmeted goddess Athena, her hand raised to indicate conversation; a standing female figure; a seated female figure; the god Apollo at the entrance to a shrine, holding a bow, his lyre at his feet. In the foreground stands an altar flanked by Artemis's hound and fallen stag and a griffin, a mythical beast associated with Apollo.
Size
Length: 503 mm (19.8 in) Width: 380 mm (15 in) Weight: 4600 grammes
Location
Room 49
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