File:Gaziantep Achaeological Museum Acratos mosaic in 2007 0299.jpg

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English: Mosaic from 2nd-3rd century AD, from the House of the Maenad. It was found in a chamber next to that where the Gypsy Girl mosaic was discovered in 1998. Acratos (“ruler, narrator”) offers holy wine taken from a divine fountain from a golden crater to the nymph Euprocyne (“joyful and elater”). The Acratos and Euphrosine mosaic was a floor mosaic in a dining room. Acratos is a god symbolizing men who easily fall for women. She is one of the daughters of Zeus and symbolizes "things nice". Over the years I tried getting the colours right, the museum changed lights all the time.
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