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Start Over Object class Semidiptychs Collection place Louvre Museum, Paris, France
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Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Semidiptych (reproduction), museum number 21-103, described as Cast of semidiptych with the inscription: † FL PETR SABBAT IVSTINIAN VI † and † MVNERA PAR VA QVIDEM PRE TIO SED HONORIB ALMA † The dormer on a head tablet, the second in a beautifully carved circle of beads and palmettes. In field, four rosettes, corollas of soft acanthus leaves with lions’ heads for centers. Imitation ivory. From an ivory original in the Louvre Museum, Paris.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Semidiptych (reproduction), museum number 21-104, described as Cast of semidyptich in ivory imitation with the inscription, writ in a circle of beads and leaves from the rim of which grow arabesque patterns: RVFIVS ACHILIVS SIVIDIVSVC ET INL EX PRAEF VRBIS. In corners, four rosettes. From an ivory original.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Semidiptych (reproduction), museum number 21-105, described as Cast of Semidiptych with the inscription: NICOMACHO(RV)M in a quadrangular tablet at the top. Below draped woman or goddess (Daneter) lights one torch by another near a flaming altar under a pine tree. From an ivory original (broken). This is the earliest of 1297/1300, and is pagan. At left, remnant of ornate metal fastenings. One of six nearly globular peg heads remains in the palmetted frame.