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Tag Archives: Sousse
Sousse: Whence the Offence, Whence the Hurt…?
Sousse, ancient Hadrumetum, gave light to a famous mosaic, now kept in the Musée national du Bardo, Tunis: The mosaic displays Rome’s most famous poet Vergil (centre), surrounded by two Muses, Clio (left) and Melpomene (right). In his lap, held … Continue reading →
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Tagged Aeneid, Bardo museum, Carthage, Death, Hadrumetum, Latin Inscriptions, Mosaic, Musée national du Bardo, Muses, Sousse, Sousse attack, Vergil, War and Peace
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