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English: Theatrical scene with flute player and actors wearing goat skin costumes. Roman mosaic from the tablinum Casa del Poeta tragico (VI 8, 3-5) in Pompeii. Museo Archeologico Nazionale (Naples).
Deutsch: Theaterszene mit Flötenspieler und Schauspielern in Ziegenfellkostümen. Römisches Mosaik vom Boden des Tablinums im Haus des Tragödiendichters (VI 8, 3-5) in Pompeji. Museo Archeologico Nazionale (Neapel).
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Source Marisa Ranieri Panetta (ed.): Pompeji. Geschichte, Kunst und Leben in der versunkenen Stadt. Belser, Stuttgart 2005, ISBN 3-7630-2266-X, p. 344f
Author WolfgangRieger
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