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Statuette of Isis - Fortuna, on a base which could serve as a lid. The goddess has a rudder in one hand and the horn of plenty in the other. The Isiac headdress is composed of a disc with two feathers above two small horns and a 'modius' or measure of capacity, clearly demonstrating the syncretism of the Roman Period affecting this divinity.

Estatuilla de  Isis-fortuna, sobre una base que pudo servir como tapadera de un recipiente. La diosa lleva en una mano el timón y en otra el cuerno de la abundancia. El tocado isíaco está compuesto  por un disco con dos plumas sobre dos pequeños cuernos y un "modius" o medida de capacidad, lo que pone en evidencia el sincretismo que se produjo en época romana con esta divinidad.

Statuette of Isis - Fortuna, on a base which could serve as a lid. The goddess has a rudder in one hand and the horn of plenty in the other. The Isiac headdress is composed of a disc with two feathers above two small horns and a 'modius' or measure of capacity, clearly demonstrating the syncretism of the Roman Period affecting this divinity.

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