Stock Photo - Close up of Roman Sebasteion relief sculpture of Nero being crowned emperor by Agrippina, Aphrodisias Museum, Aphrodisias, Turkey. . . Agrippina crowns her young son Nero with a laurel wreath. She carries a cornucopia, a symbol of Fortune and Plenty, and he wears the armour and cloak of a Roman commander, with a helmet on the ground near his feet. The scene refers to Nero´s accession as emperor in AD 54, and belongs before AD 59 when Nero had Agrippina murdered.

Stock Photo: Close up of Roman Sebasteion relief sculpture of Nero being crowned emperor by Agrippina, Aphrodisias Museum, Aphrodisias, Turkey. .

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