Comparanda: R65.18, R64.346, R65.21, R65.19, R65.6, R65.7, R65.55, R65.5/20, R65.9, fragments from excavations of Temple of Divus Julius
Remarks: Fragments preserve top flat fascia, painted with row of tongues outlined in red/white with black vertical central band on alternate tongues, above thin fillet with alternating wide white/red bands (W 3-3.5), above figured frieze with painted red-brown background and relief feline moving to left. Head was probably in profile. Nail hole (Diam 0.6) just below fillet. Non-joining fragment with possible part of feline leg. Formerly in the Antiquarium forense
Bibliography: Brown & Scott 1985, pp. 188-189, no. 3, fig. 7:3; La grande Roma 1990, p. 61, 3.2.12, Pl. III: Downey 1993, p. 236, fig. 6; Downey 1995, pp. 73-74, No. 1, figs. 5, 6; Winter 2009a, pp. 175-178, 3.D.1.a, fig. 3.9 (photo reversed)
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