Rennes Patera

Summary

Rennes Patera is a patera^[1].

Key Facts

• Rennes Patera's image is recorded as CdM, patera di rennes, oror decorato da monete imperiali da adriano a geta, al centro medaglione con bacco e ercole, metà III sec. dc..JPG^[2].
• Rennes Patera's instance of is recorded as patera^[3].
• Rennes Patera's depicts is recorded as Hercules^[4].
• Rennes Patera's depicts is recorded as Bacchus^[5].
• Rennes Patera's depicts is recorded as Hadrian^[6].
• Rennes Patera's depicts is recorded as Antoninus Pius^[7].
• Rennes Patera's depicts is recorded as Faustina the Elder^[8].
• Rennes Patera's depicts is recorded as Marcus Aurelius^[9].
• Rennes Patera's depicts is recorded as Faustina the Younger^[10].
• Rennes Patera's depicts is recorded as Commodus^[11].
• Rennes Patera's depicts is recorded as Septimius Severus^[12].
• Rennes Patera's depicts is recorded as Julia Domna^[13].
• Rennes Patera's depicts is recorded as Caracalla^[14].
• Rennes Patera's depicts is recorded as Geta^[15].
• Rennes Patera's made from material is recorded as gold^[16].
• Rennes Patera's location of discovery is recorded as Rue de la Monnaie^[17].
• Rennes Patera's collection is recorded as BnF Museum^[18].
• Rennes Patera's part of is recorded as Rennes treasure^[19].
• Rennes Patera's Commons category is recorded as Patera of Rennes^[20].
• Rennes Patera's catalog code is recorded as 322ter^[21].
• Rennes Patera's catalog code is recorded as 2236-2239^[22].
• Rennes Patera's catalog code is recorded as 1530^[23].
• +0300-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Rennes Patera^[24].
• Rennes Patera's time of discovery or invention is recorded as +1774-03-26T00:00:00Z^[25].
• Rennes Patera's exhibition history is recorded as Rennes, les vies d'une ville^[26].