Publius Aelius Traianus Hadrianus

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English: Publius Aelius Traianus Hadrianus (24 January 76–10 July 138), known as Hadrian in English, was Roman emperor from 117 to 138, and a member of the gens Aelia. Hadrian was the third of the "Five Good Emperors". His wife was Vibia Sabina. He was the lover of Antinous, whom he made a god after his death.

Español: Publio Elio Adriano (Itálica, 24 de enero de 76 - Bayas, 10 de julio de 138), comúnmente conocido como Adriano, fue emperador del Imperio Romano (117 - 138) y un filósofo estoico y epicúreo.

Contents

1 Sculptures
- 1.1 Busts
- 1.2 Statues
2 Coins
3 Cameos
4 See also

Sculptures[edit]

Busts[edit]

Main category: busts of Hadrianus

From Denkmäler des klassischen Altertums
Marble, Musei Capitolini (Rome)
Marble, Palazzo Massimo alle Terme (Rome)
Marble, Archaeological Museum of Venice
Marble, Louvre Museum (Paris)
Idem: close-up
Bronze, Louvre
Fragmentary portrait, Louvre
Possible portrait, Palermo.
Possible portrait, Palermo.
Marble, Glyptothek Munich
Basalt, Altes Museum (Berlin)
Marble, Prado Museum (Madrid).
National Archaeological Museum, Athens

Statues[edit]

Main category: Statues of Hadrianus

Bronze, Istanbul Archaeological Museum
Idem: detail.
Marble, British Museum (London)
Idem
Marble, Hermitage Museum (St. Petersburg)
From Antalya (Turkey)
Marble, Archaeological Museum of Vaison-la-Romaine

Coins[edit]

Denarius of Hadrian
As of Hadrian
As of Hadrian
Sestertius
Commemorate coin from Hadrian visit to Judea
Silver multiple, 119
Bronze medallion, ca. 132–134

Cameos[edit]

Cameo, Altes Museum in Berlin
Cameo, Cabinet des Médailles in Paris

See also[edit]

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