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Corinthian capital with acanthus leaves

Corinthian capital with acanthus leaves

Impost capital decorated with large palmettes, each one with a ribbon also called "pativ".

Impost capital decorated with large palmettes (one for each face) with a ribbon, also called pativ.

Pagan sarcophagus of Attia Esyché. Representation on the left side: two eagles holding a festoon and surrounding a head of Medusa.

St. Severus Gothic altar placed in the southern nave (eastern wall) of the church of St. Severus in Erfurt

Sarcophagus of St. Severus: it is placed in the southern nave of the church of St. Severus in Erfurt. Side of sarcophagus: the Adoration of the Magi

Sarcophagus of St. Severus: it is placed in the southern nave of the church of St. Severus in Erfurt. Short side of sarcophagus: the miracle of choice for the consecration of St. Severus.

Fragment of mosaic floor, from the portico that leads to the main room of the domus. The scene probably shows a procession of men with gifts for the Dominus. Only three of them are still partially preserved, with the lower half of their bodies.

Sarcophagus of St. Severus: it is placed in the southern nave of the church of St. Severus in Erfurt. Side of sarcophagus: the saint's farewell to his wife and his daughter.

Sarcophagus of St. Severus: it is placed in the southern nave of the church of St. Severus in Erfurt. Side of sarcophagus: the miracle of the choice of St. Severus as a bishop.

Two-zone capital with protomes of eagles. In the lower part an intertwining of vines is carved.

Two-zone capital with protomes of eagles. In the lower part an intertwining of vines is carved.

Two-zone capital with protomes of eagles. In the lower part an intertwining of vines is carved.

Corinthian capital and superimposed dosseret with a cross and acanthus leaves

Corinthian capital and superimposed dosseret with a cross and acanthus leaves