Category:Antalya Museum Nemesis (Pudicitia type)
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Statue of Nemesis, found in Perge in 1981 in the Gallery of Claudius Peison (1-7) in the South Bath. H. 1,76 m. 2nd. century AD. She holds a ruler in her left hand, with which to measure pleople's self-confidence and fate. It is of a type called "Pudicitia", going back to a 2nd century BC original. The name Claudius Peison is inscribed at the base.
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