The remains of the small temple dedicated to Hercules in the Augustan-Tiberian period on the north-western side of the Forum are scarce.
The remains of the small temple dedicated to Hercules in the Augustan-Tiberian period on the north-western side of the Forum are scarce. - 25435
The remains of the small temple dedicated to Hercules in the Augustan-Tiberian period on the north-western side of the Forum are scarce.
The remains of the small temple dedicated to Hercules in the Augustan-Tiberian period on the north-western side of the Forum are scarce. - 25432
The remains of the small temple dedicated to Hercules in the Augustan-Tiberian period on the north-western side of the Forum are scarce.
The remains of the small temple dedicated to Hercules in the Augustan-Tiberian period on the north-western side of the Forum are scarce. - 26979
The remains of the small temple dedicated to Hercules in the Augustan-Tiberian period on the north-western side of the Forum are scarce.
The remains of the small temple dedicated to Hercules in the Augustan-Tiberian period on the north-western side of the Forum are scarce. - 32453
The remains of the small temple dedicated to Hercules in the Augustan-Tiberian period on the north-western side of the Forum are scarce.
The remains of the small temple dedicated to Hercules in the Augustan-Tiberian period on the north-western side of the Forum are scarce. - 32454
The remains of the small temple dedicated to Hercules in the Augustan-Tiberian period on the north-western side of the Forum are scarce.
The remains of the small temple dedicated to Hercules in the Augustan-Tiberian period on the north-western side of the Forum are scarce. - 32514
The remains of the small temple dedicated to Hercules in the Augustan-Tiberian period on the north-western side of the Forum are scarce.
The remains of the small temple dedicated to Hercules in the Augustan-Tiberian period on the north-western side of the Forum are scarce. - 32525
The remains of the small temple dedicated to Hercules in the Augustan-Tiberian period on the north-western side of the Forum are scarce.
The remains of the small temple dedicated to Hercules in the Augustan-Tiberian period on the north-western side of the Forum are scarce. - 32517
Rilievo con Ercole
Rilievo con Ercole - 23823
Frammento di rilievo con Ercole
Frammento di rilievo con Ercole - 24262
Stele con Ercole
Stele con Ercole - 24256
Hercules was a deity particularly worshipped in Leptis Magna. The god is depicted with his most characteristic attribute, the skin of the Nemean lion (leonté) on his shoulders.
Hercules was a deity particularly worshipped in Leptis Magna. The god is depicted with his most characteristic attribute, the skin of the Nemean lion (leonté) on his shoulders. - 28783
Hercules was a deity particularly worshipped in Leptis Magna. The god is depicted with his most characteristic attribute, the skin of the Nemean lion (leonté) on his shoulders.
Hercules was a deity particularly worshipped in Leptis Magna. The god is depicted with his most characteristic attribute, the skin of the Nemean lion (leonté) on his shoulders. - 24087
Hercules was a deity particularly worshipped in Leptis Magna. The god is depicted with his most characteristic attribute, the skin of the Nemean lion (leonté) on his shoulders.
Hercules was a deity particularly worshipped in Leptis Magna. The god is depicted with his most characteristic attribute, the skin of the Nemean lion (leonté) on his shoulders. - 24084
Hercules was a deity particularly worshipped in Leptis Magna. The god is depicted with his most characteristic attribute, the skin of the Nemean lion (leonté) on his shoulders.
Hercules was a deity particularly worshipped in Leptis Magna. The god is depicted with his most characteristic attribute, the skin of the Nemean lion (leonté) on his shoulders. - 24085
Hercules was a deity particularly worshipped in Leptis Magna. The god is depicted with his most characteristic attribute, the skin of the Nemean lion (leonté) on his shoulders.
Hercules was a deity particularly worshipped in Leptis Magna. The god is depicted with his most characteristic attribute, the skin of the Nemean lion (leonté) on his shoulders. - 24086
It shows Heracles, a deity worshipped in Leptis, slaying the Nemean lion
It shows Heracles, a deity worshipped in Leptis, slaying the Nemean lion - 24199
Herma depicting Hercules
Herma depicting Hercules - 32712
Herma depicting Hercules
Herma depicting Hercules - 32711
Statua acefala in marmo di Ercole
Statua acefala in marmo di Ercole - 33544
Statua acefala in marmo di Ercole
Statua acefala in marmo di Ercole - 33540
Statuetta in marmo di Ercole
Statuetta in marmo di Ercole - 32825
The stage was decorated with a marble parapet that ended with the herms of Liber Pater (with bunches of grapes and ivy leaves in his hair) and Hercules (with his head covered by the skin of a lion, whose paws are knotted on his chest), the tutelary deities of Leptis Magna, and the statues of the two Dioscuri.
The stage was decorated with a marble parapet that ended with the herms of Liber Pater (with bunches of grapes and ivy leaves in his hair) and Hercules (with his head covered by the skin of a lion, whose paws are knotted on his chest), the tutelary deities of Leptis Magna, and the statues of the two Dioscuri. - 25331
The stage was decorated with a marble parapet that ended with the herms of Liber Pater (with bunches of grapes and ivy leaves in his hair) and Hercules (with his head covered by the skin of a lion, whose paws are knotted on his chest), the tutelary deities of Leptis Magna, and the statues of the two Dioscuri.
The stage was decorated with a marble parapet that ended with the herms of Liber Pater (with bunches of grapes and ivy leaves in his hair) and Hercules (with his head covered by the skin of a lion, whose paws are knotted on his chest), the tutelary deities of Leptis Magna, and the statues of the two Dioscuri. - 25332
The stage was decorated with a marble parapet that ended with the herms of Liber Pater (with bunches of grapes and ivy leaves in his hair) and Hercules (with his head covered by the skin of a lion, whose paws are knotted on his chest), the tutelary deities of Leptis Magna, and the statues of the two Dioscuri.
The stage was decorated with a marble parapet that ended with the herms of Liber Pater (with bunches of grapes and ivy leaves in his hair) and Hercules (with his head covered by the skin of a lion, whose paws are knotted on his chest), the tutelary deities of Leptis Magna, and the statues of the two Dioscuri. - 25333
The stage was decorated with a marble parapet that ended with the herms of Liber Pater (with bunches of grapes and ivy leaves in his hair) and Hercules (with his head covered by the skin of a lion, whose paws are knotted on his chest), the tutelary deities of Leptis Magna, and the statues of the two Dioscuri.
The stage was decorated with a marble parapet that ended with the herms of Liber Pater (with bunches of grapes and ivy leaves in his hair) and Hercules (with his head covered by the skin of a lion, whose paws are knotted on his chest), the tutelary deities of Leptis Magna, and the statues of the two Dioscuri. - 25336
The semicircular orchestra has a series of low steps on which the seats for the city authorities and important people were placed. This area was separated from the cavea by a high balustrade on which runs an inscription. The stage was decorated by a marble parapet ending with the herms of Liber Pater and Hercules, the tutelary deities of Leptis Magna, and the statues of the two Dioscuri.
The semicircular orchestra has a series of low steps on which the seats for the city authorities and important people were placed. This area was separated from the cavea by a high balustrade on which runs an inscription. The stage was decorated by a marble parapet ending with the herms of Liber Pater and Hercules, the tutelary deities of Leptis Magna, and the statues of the two Dioscuri. - 25301
The stage was decorated with a marble parapet that ended with the herms of Liber Pater (with bunches of grapes and ivy leaves in his hair) and Hercules (with his head covered by the skin of a lion, whose paws are knotted on his chest), the tutelary deities of Leptis Magna, and the statues of the two Dioscuri.
The stage was decorated with a marble parapet that ended with the herms of Liber Pater (with bunches of grapes and ivy leaves in his hair) and Hercules (with his head covered by the skin of a lion, whose paws are knotted on his chest), the tutelary deities of Leptis Magna, and the statues of the two Dioscuri. - 26968
The stage was decorated with a marble parapet that ended with the herms of Liber Pater (with bunches of grapes and ivy leaves in his hair) and Hercules (with his head covered by the skin of a lion, whose paws are knotted on his chest), the tutelary deities of Leptis Magna, and the statues of the two Dioscuri.
The stage was decorated with a marble parapet that ended with the herms of Liber Pater (with bunches of grapes and ivy leaves in his hair) and Hercules (with his head covered by the skin of a lion, whose paws are knotted on his chest), the tutelary deities of Leptis Magna, and the statues of the two Dioscuri. - 26967
The stage was decorated with a marble parapet that ended with the herms of Liber Pater (with bunches of grapes and ivy leaves in his hair) and Hercules (with his head covered by the skin of a lion, whose paws are knotted on his chest), the tutelary deities of Leptis Magna, and the statues of the two Dioscuri.
The stage was decorated with a marble parapet that ended with the herms of Liber Pater (with bunches of grapes and ivy leaves in his hair) and Hercules (with his head covered by the skin of a lion, whose paws are knotted on his chest), the tutelary deities of Leptis Magna, and the statues of the two Dioscuri. - 28028
The stage was decorated with a marble parapet that ended with the herms of Liber Pater (with bunches of grapes and ivy leaves in his hair) and Hercules (with his head covered by the skin of a lion, whose paws are knotted on his chest), the tutelary deities of Leptis Magna, and the statues of the two Dioscuri.
The stage was decorated with a marble parapet that ended with the herms of Liber Pater (with bunches of grapes and ivy leaves in his hair) and Hercules (with his head covered by the skin of a lion, whose paws are knotted on his chest), the tutelary deities of Leptis Magna, and the statues of the two Dioscuri. - 28037
The stage was decorated with a marble parapet that ended with the herms of Liber Pater (with bunches of grapes and ivy leaves in his hair) and Hercules (with his head covered by the skin of a lion, whose paws are knotted on his chest), the tutelary deities of Leptis Magna, and the statues of the two Dioscuri.
The stage was decorated with a marble parapet that ended with the herms of Liber Pater (with bunches of grapes and ivy leaves in his hair) and Hercules (with his head covered by the skin of a lion, whose paws are knotted on his chest), the tutelary deities of Leptis Magna, and the statues of the two Dioscuri. - 28048
The stage was decorated with a marble parapet that ended with the herms of Liber Pater (with bunches of grapes and ivy leaves in his hair) and Hercules (with his head covered by the skin of a lion, whose paws are knotted on his chest), the tutelary deities of Leptis Magna, and the statues of the two Dioscuri.
The stage was decorated with a marble parapet that ended with the herms of Liber Pater (with bunches of grapes and ivy leaves in his hair) and Hercules (with his head covered by the skin of a lion, whose paws are knotted on his chest), the tutelary deities of Leptis Magna, and the statues of the two Dioscuri. - 16293
The stage was decorated with a marble parapet that ended with the herms of Liber Pater (with bunches of grapes and ivy leaves in his hair) and Hercules (with his head covered by the skin of a lion, whose paws are knotted on his chest), the tutelary deities of Leptis Magna, and the statues of the two Dioscuri.
The stage was decorated with a marble parapet that ended with the herms of Liber Pater (with bunches of grapes and ivy leaves in his hair) and Hercules (with his head covered by the skin of a lion, whose paws are knotted on his chest), the tutelary deities of Leptis Magna, and the statues of the two Dioscuri. - 16292
The pillars on the flanks of the south-eastern apse (entering from the Forum, on the right) are decorated with depictions of Hercules.
The pillars on the flanks of the south-eastern apse (entering from the Forum, on the right) are decorated with depictions of Hercules. - 25167
The pillars on the flanks of the south-eastern apse (entering from the Forum, on the right) are decorated with depictions of Hercules.
The pillars on the flanks of the south-eastern apse (entering from the Forum, on the right) are decorated with depictions of Hercules. - 25168
The pillars on the flanks of the south-eastern apse (entering from the Forum, on the right) are decorated with depictions of Hercules.
The pillars on the flanks of the south-eastern apse (entering from the Forum, on the right) are decorated with depictions of Hercules. - 25149
The pillars on the flanks of the south-eastern apse (entering from the Forum, on the right) are decorated with depictions of Hercules.
The pillars on the flanks of the south-eastern apse (entering from the Forum, on the right) are decorated with depictions of Hercules. - 25150
The pillars on the flanks of the south-eastern apse (entering from the Forum, on the right) are decorated with depictions of Hercules.
The pillars on the flanks of the south-eastern apse (entering from the Forum, on the right) are decorated with depictions of Hercules. - 25151
The pillars on the flanks of the south-eastern apse (entering from the Forum, on the right) are decorated with depictions of Hercules.
The pillars on the flanks of the south-eastern apse (entering from the Forum, on the right) are decorated with depictions of Hercules. - 25152
The pillars on the flanks of the south-eastern apse (entering from the Forum, on the right) are decorated with depictions of Hercules.
The pillars on the flanks of the south-eastern apse (entering from the Forum, on the right) are decorated with depictions of Hercules. - 25154
The pillars on the flanks of the south-eastern apse (entering from the Forum, on the right) are decorated with depictions of Hercules.
The pillars on the flanks of the south-eastern apse (entering from the Forum, on the right) are decorated with depictions of Hercules. - 25155
The pillars on the flanks of the south-eastern apse (entering from the Forum, on the right) are decorated with depictions of Hercules.
The pillars on the flanks of the south-eastern apse (entering from the Forum, on the right) are decorated with depictions of Hercules. - 25156
The pillars on the flanks of the south-eastern apse (entering from the Forum, on the right) are decorated with depictions of Hercules.
The pillars on the flanks of the south-eastern apse (entering from the Forum, on the right) are decorated with depictions of Hercules. - 25157
The pillars on the flanks of the south-eastern apse (entering from the Forum, on the right) are decorated with depictions of Hercules.
The pillars on the flanks of the south-eastern apse (entering from the Forum, on the right) are decorated with depictions of Hercules. - 25158
The pillars on the flanks of the south-eastern apse (entering from the Forum, on the right) are decorated with depictions of Hercules.
The pillars on the flanks of the south-eastern apse (entering from the Forum, on the right) are decorated with depictions of Hercules. - 25172
The pillars on the flanks of the south-eastern apse (entering from the Forum, on the right) are decorated with depictions of Hercules.
The pillars on the flanks of the south-eastern apse (entering from the Forum, on the right) are decorated with depictions of Hercules. - 25173
The pillars on the flanks of the south-eastern apse (entering from the Forum, on the right) are decorated with depictions of Hercules.
The pillars on the flanks of the south-eastern apse (entering from the Forum, on the right) are decorated with depictions of Hercules. - 25169
The pillars on the flanks of the south-eastern apse (entering from the Forum, on the right) are decorated with depictions of Hercules.
The pillars on the flanks of the south-eastern apse (entering from the Forum, on the right) are decorated with depictions of Hercules. - 25170
The pillars on the flanks of the south-eastern apse (entering from the Forum, on the right) are decorated with depictions of Hercules.
The pillars on the flanks of the south-eastern apse (entering from the Forum, on the right) are decorated with depictions of Hercules. - 25171

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