Roman Family Reliefs and the Commemoration of Work: : Text, Images and IdealsThis chapter is part of a more extensive study called Family images – family values embracing a number of case studies from the Greco-Roman world. The focus is on the commemoration of families in the funerary iconography, social and gender values. The project has initially been supported financially in Sweden by Birgit och Gad Rausings stiftelse för Humanisitisk Forskning and later the part concerning Roman Italy has been granted funding from Fondazione Famiglia Rausing. I am very grateful to both foundations for their financial support that has enabled me to initiate a study on Roman family reliefs. I also want to express my gratitude to Dr. Mary Harlow for reading and correcting the English and to the annonymous reader who at an initial stage of writing this paper gave valuable comments and suggestions of improvements.

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  title = {Roman Family Reliefs and the Commemoration of Work: : Text, Images and IdealsThis chapter is part of a more extensive study called Family images – family values embracing a number of case studies from the Greco-Roman world. The focus is on the commemoration of families in the funerary iconography, social and gender values. The project has initially been supported financially in Sweden by Birgit och Gad Rausings stiftelse för Humanisitisk Forskning and later the part concerning Roman Italy has been granted funding from Fondazione Famiglia Rausing. I am very grateful to both foundations for their financial support that has enabled me to initiate a study on Roman family reliefs. I also want to express my gratitude to Dr. Mary Harlow for reading and correcting the English and to the annonymous reader who at an initial stage of writing this paper gave valuable comments and suggestions of improvements.},
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Roman Family Reliefs and the Commemoration of Work: : Text, Images and IdealsThis chapter is part of a more extensive study called Family images – family values embracing a number of case studies from the Greco-Roman world. The focus is on the commemoration of families in the funerary iconography, social and gender values. The project has initially been supported financially in Sweden by Birgit och Gad Rausings stiftelse för Humanisitisk Forskning and later the part concerning Roman Italy has been granted funding from Fondazione Famiglia Rausing. I am very grateful to both foundations for their financial support that has enabled me to initiate a study on Roman family reliefs. I also want to express my gratitude to Dr. Mary Harlow for reading and correcting the English and to the annonymous reader who at an initial stage of writing this paper gave valuable comments and suggestions of improvements.. (n.d.). Families in the Roman and Late Antique World. https://doi.org/10.5040/9781472556684.ch-008

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