Noctes Atticae, 13.25.9
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Literature: prose See all items with this value
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2nd century CE See all items with this value
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Aulus Gellius See all items with this value
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Noctes Atticae, 13.25.9
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“Quod auri, quod argenti, quod ornamentorum in meis urbibus, sedibus, delubris fuit.”
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Noun (plural) See all items with this value
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Location: City See all items with this value
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Architecture: Building: Domestic Structure See all items with this value
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Architecture: Building: Shrine See all items with this value
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Cultic: Building: Shrine See all items with this value
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The cities ,houses, and shrines of Sicily, and later the house of Verres
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Visual Work: Material: Precious Metals: Gold See all items with this value
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Visual Work: Material: Precious Metals: Silver See all items with this value
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Visual Work: Sculpture: Statue See all items with this value
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Visual Work: Painting See all items with this value
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Architecture: Architectural Element See all items with this value
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Visual Work: Vessel See all items with this value
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Unspecified; context (from Cicero) suggests: sculptures, paintings, fine tablewares (ceramic or metal), architectural elements such as doors and appendages. Potentially explicitly ornaments of gold and silver by hendiadys
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Quoting Cicero, In Caecilium, 19 (5) (in a discussion of hendiadys, and similar effects). Loeb interprets as "jewels" but jewels are not specifically listed.
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A00319
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