File:Altar Vierwegegöttinnen Rotenbachtal und Bad Cannstatt.jpg
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Deutsch: Altar der Vierwegegöttinnen im Rotenbachtal (Schwäbisch Gmünd), durch die Inschrift datiert auf 29. Dezember 230 n. Chr., Kopie eines Originals aus dem Landesmuseum Württemberg. Fundort des Originals Stuttgart-Bad Cannstatt. Inschriften-Datenbank: Finke 00345 = CBI 00206 = AE 1927·00066.
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- Provinzgrenze im Rotenbachtal
- Copies of Roman Sculptures in Bad Cannstatt
- Reliefs in Schwäbisch Gmünd
- Ancient Roman art in the Landesmuseum Württemberg
- Ancient Roman reliefs in Germany
- Modern copies after Roman originals in Germany
- Reliefs in Stuttgart
- 3rd-century reliefs in Germany
- 230 works
- Ancient Roman inscriptions in Stuttgart
- AE 1927, 0066
- Altars in Schwäbisch Gmünd
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