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suggests that Pompeiians used an Alexandrian-derived technique for creating a vibrant cerulean blue color. Though it has been argued that many Pompeiians may not have even understood how much Egyptian influence could be found in the artwork lining their homes, the presence and sharing of Egyptian material culture and techniques speaks to the multicultural influences throughout Campania.
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The temple dedicated to her worship is located in the theatre and gymnasium district of Pompeii. At this temple priests held two daily ceremonies. The first, celebrated before sunrise, memorialised the re-birth of Osiris while the second, celebrated in the afternoon, blessed sacred Nile water to give
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and locally manufactured imitations. The Pompeian imitations were initially quite similar to their originals however over time the portrayal of Bes was simplified resulting in a vague stick figure illustration of the Egyptian god. Other unearthed coins portray Bes with symbols such as toads or horse
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Isis was one of the central goddesses in ancient Egyptian religion and mythology. Evidence supporting the presence of the cult of Isis can be found in Puteoli, another Campanian city, as early as the beginning of the second century BCE. The Temple of Isis in Pompeii, which can also be traced
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involved cult members participating in aggressive sexual promiscuity and alcohol-fuelled violence. In 186 BC the Roman senate, fearing that the unbridled nature of the festivals was a threat to public and political stability, outlawed the cult. Despite this, its practice still remained popular in
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In the multicultural world that was the ancient Mediterranean, Egyptian influence is evident within Pompeiian houses from the broken pediment in wall paintings to the elevated podium in the style of the Temple of Isis. As for Egyptian techniques in Pompeiian decor, excavation of wall paintings
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was a minor Egyptian god of war, sexuality, humour and music, however predominantly he was regarded as the protector of children and pregnant women. Within ancient art, this god was commonly depicted as a monstrous dwarf with large eyes, ears and a bearded head, protruding tongue, bowlegs and
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that Rome underwent a period of being considerably influenced by Egyptian culture. Under Roman rule by the 30BC, Egypt began transmitting spoils of war and new materials such as glass, papyrus, minerals and ores to Rome. This conquest and influx of goods sparked a new fascination with ancient
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plays. Its popularity expanded into the Mediterranean where it was embraced by other Hellenistic cultures and Rome. This influence of Greek drama on Pompeii is portrayed in The House of the Faun. Uncovered within the remains of this building is a mosaic depicting two tragic
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in 28 BCE rendered the goddess definitively non-Roman, and demonstrated how uneasy the Roman governing elite were to envelop Egypt into the Roman sphere and risk a loss of identity. Regardless, the Romans needed Egyptian imports for survival, and had little choice but to
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by Isis) while another depicts Isaic priests and worshippers. A Pentelic marble statue of Isis was also uncovered at this temple. Similar to Egyptian hieroglyphics and statues, she is shown with her right foot in front of the left and holding an
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provides further evidence. Within its reception room, on the left hand wall, an infant Hercules is depicted strangling a serpent. This fresco, painted in Fourth Style, recalls the mythological story of when Hera, enraged by Zeus’ affair with
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back to the second century BCE, marks the rise of her cult. The cult became popular among slaves, freedmen, women and later the nobility with followers believing that Isis could grant eternal life as she resurrected her slain husband (
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Tangible Religion. Materiality of Domestic Cult Practices from Antiquity to Early Modern Era, Acta Instituti Romani Finlandiae 49, eds. R. Berg, A. Coralini, A.K. Koponen, R. Välimäki, Roma: Edizioni Quasar, 2021, pp.
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of Pompeii, located in the eastern periphery of the city, adopts Greek architectural elements with its large, open colonnaded spaces. This Roman practice of constructing palaestras originates from the ancient Greek
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The works and writers of Greek literature held a great influence over Roman culture. Beyond impacting Roman writing itself, scenes from Greek literature have been discovered throughout Pompeii. For instance,
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surrounded by garlands, flowers and fruits. 15 drama masks recently rediscovered in Pompeii provide further evidence. These masks were life-sized, made of plaster and found in 1749 during a dig funded by
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Canal in Egypt. This is due to the fact that it included a series of linked water channels and was decorated with statues, elegant stuccoed columns and marble walkways.   
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of Eretria dated c. 300 BC. It mirrors the elements of traditional Hellenistic art by both emphasising visual effects and drawing to attention the emotional reaction of the fighters.
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The House of the Gilded Cupids (VI.16.7, 38) is an excellent example of the relationship between foreign deities and Roman deities in Pompeii. The house's two shrines, called
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Specifically, these cultures contributed to the development of Pompeii’s art, architecture and religious spheres. For instance, Greek influences can be identified in the
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Specifically, the walls of the temple are decorated with a variety of Egyptian mythological scenes. One fresco depicts the reception of lo by Isis at Canopus in Egypt.
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was uncovered in various private and public houses in Pompeii. For example, within the House of the Faun there is a table stand in the form of a sphinx. In the
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in Insulae VI have also produced several bronze coins with the figure of Bes imprinted on them. Specifically, these coins were a combination of imports from
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depicts this architectural feature containing two peristyles: one built in the early 2nd century BC and the other in the late 2nd century BC.
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Several non-native societies had an influence on Ancient Pompeian culture. Historians’ interpretation of artefacts, preserved by the
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pronounced genitals. Multiple portrayals of Bes have been uncovered in Pompeii. Within the Temple of Isis, on the north wall of the
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displays a series of frescoes which many historians believe to depict a woman’s initiation into the cult of Dionysus.
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Egyptian culture with Romans now incorporating Egyptian art, architecture and religion into their own lives.
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alongside their respective armies. This mosaic is believed to be a copy of a famous Greek painting by
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heads while others depict him with a butting bull or the head of a Roman God, most commonly Apollo.
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Rome had been politically intertwined with Egypt as early as the 2nd century BC during the rule of
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deities like Osiris and Isis into their world. In Pompeii, this Romanization of Egyptian deities (
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in this artwork is surrounded by Egyptian animals (snakes and crocodiles) and motifs (such as a
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The origins of Greek influences on Pompeii stems from an ancient region known by the Romans as ‘
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A mosaic within the House of the Faun depicts an Egyptian Nile scene complete with crocodiles,
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as an effeminate other, made less manly and less Roman by his relationship with
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and 18th century dig journals provide only vague details of the excavation.
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columns rather than Roman arches to support the roof. An ancient Greek
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as she steps from her homeland onto a ship which will transport her to
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and incorporated him into their own religion under the new Roman name
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Arab-Norman Palermo and the Cathedral Churches of Cefalù and Monreale
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is believed to represent a branch of the Nile Delta, most likely the
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Discovered in the House of Titus Dentatus Panthera (on south wall of
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Achilles surrendering Briseis to Agamemnon, House of the Tragic Poet
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but was quickly rebuilt, displaying Isis’ popularity in Pompeii.
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was the Egyptian God of the dead, associated specifically with
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seated before his tent as he involuntarily releases his lover
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displays a series of frescos which illustrate events from the
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Campania and evidence suggests Pompeii as well. For instance,
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A fresco of Isis-Fortuna from Pompeii (Shop IX.3.7). From
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Venetian Works of Defence between 15th and 17th centuries
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of the Forum Baths is a brazier with sphinx shaped feet.
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The Three Graces mosaic, House of Titus Dentatus Panthera
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too portrayed an Egyptian influence on Pompeii’s art.
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Table stand in the form a sphinx, House of the Faun
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Foreign influences on Pompeii is located in Italy
Pompei
Province of Naples
Campania
Italy
40°45′0″N 14°29′10″E / 40.75000°N 14.48611°E / 40.75000; 14.48611
www.pompeiisites.org
UNESCO World Heritage Site
Herculaneum
Torre Annunziata
session
829
Europe
Eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79
Greek
Hellenistic cultures
Eastern Mediterranean
Egypt
Greek colonies
Magna Graecia
Southern Italy
Roman commerce
conquest of Egypt
Alexander Mosaic
Greek pantheon of gods
Villa of Julia Felix
Cult of Isis
Magna Graecia
Syracuse

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