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A photograph taken on 20 October 2007 by Till Niermann of the Augustus sculpture

Bronze sestertius of Trajan

Amphitheatre at Carthage (Tunis, Tunisia)

Digital reproduction of a painting of a Roman-Christian woman tied to a bull in a Roman Arena due to her religion, created by Henryk Siemiradzki. The original painting is currently located in the National Museum in Warsaw.

Church martyrs, with in the foreground Sts Felicitas and Perpetua and two other martyrs exposed to lions in an arena; beyond, at left, martyrdom of Sts Victor and Zephyrinus, at centre a female martyr having boiling liquid poured over her head, at…

Photographic reproduction of artwork depicting the relations between brotherhood and martyrdom.

The kiss before Perpetua and Felicitas

An etching depicting the deaths of Felicitas and her seven sons.

Isis-Aphrodite is a combination of the goddesses Isis and Aphrodite. She is garnished with a large crown, called a calathos, to emphasize her nudity and concern for marriage, childbirth, and rebirth.

Bible illustration of an Israelite offering a burnt sacrifice to God in order to thank Him