arises from the crucial role of the paidagogos in the visualization of the myth of the Niobids on Romansarcophagi, in Greek vase painting as well as in the sculpture groups: he is never missing. However [...] floor in relation to the mortal remains has been recorded during excavation. In these cases it is possible to suggest the order in which the appliqués were originally attached to the sarcophagus. In one [...] to bear in mind that in many cases the Niobids were found together with more standardized and decorative elements. In order to put the Bosporan appliqués and their mythological implications in a wider

temporarily kept in another place (maybe in Rome) on account of the foundation of Colonia Iunonia in 122 BC, and thereafter placed in the temple built in what had become in every respect Roman territory [...] politic role: Romans found in them a suitable way to hide their real expansionistic policy in the context of the official cult transfers. This idea was widespread in the Augustan age literature and in the theatre [...] city of Volsinii appears for the first time inRoman history in 396 BC, when its army invaded the Roman territory to bring help to Veii. In 265 BC the Romans, called by the local aristocratics, captured

widespread in many cities of Campania and Lazio. A Serapeum in Puteoli is attested in the so-called Lex parieti faciendo , in 105 B.C. A contemporary structure is that of the Iseum in Pompeii [...] sanctuaries even intheir homeland. In Neapolis this suggestion in particular is corroborated by another, although later, epigraphic source (a dedication to Isis dated to A.D. 15-30); in Minturnae [...] private, temples were constructed in the Imperial Period in the Castra Praetoria , in the Horti Sallustiani , near S. Sabina on the Aventine, in Trastevere and in Vatican. To summarize: from

sepulchres and their subsequent apparition to all in Evangelium Petri [14] . The Gospel of Matthew , in fact, relates that immediately after Christ died, the earth shook, the veil in the Temple [...] ous. The spirits in question are called ‘in prison’, the word φυλακή indicates the š e’ôl, the Hades, the place in which souls that have been disobedient are kept as in prison, according to Lk. [...] salvation to the dead present there. This belief is in other writings of the New Testament, but in different shapes and never in an explicit form. [47] In addition, regarding the tradition of the Deluge