Ancient Roman silver Isis / Fortuna statuette

1st century AD

Ancient Roman silver Isis / Fortuna statuette

Ancient Roman silver Isis / Fortuna statuette

Ancient Roman silver Isis / Fortuna statuette

Ancient Roman silver Isis / Fortuna statuette

Ancient Roman silver Isis / Fortuna statuette

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Fortuna (Greek goddess Tyche or Egyptian goddess Isis) is the goddess of fortune and the personification of luck. She is associated with the bounty of the soil and the fruitfulness of women. Frequently she was an oracular goddess consulted in various ways regarding the future.

Fortuna was worshiped extensively in Italy from the earliest times. Fortuna is often represented bearing a cornucopia as the giver of abundance and a rudder as controller of destinies, or standing on a ball to indicate the uncertainty of fortune.

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Period	Roman
Category	Artefacts
Material	Silver
Country	Roman Empire

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