Photo Index

Photographs found in the book Jesus Speaks to Seven of His Churches.



1. The Island of Patmos. p. 44
2. Julius Claudius Caesar (AD 41–54). p. 47
3. Romulus and Remus, the founders of Rome. p. 56
4. Emperor Marcus Aurelius (AD 161–180). p. 57
5. A round altar (Lat. ara) used in the imperial cult. p. 58
6. Portrait of a priest who served in the temple of the imperial cult.    p. 59
7. The Sebasteion or Augusteum, in Aphrodisias. p. 59
8. Bronze sestertius coin (AD 65) of Nero (AD 54–68).  p. 60
9. Papyrus certificate of sacrifice (libellus) from the Decian persecution (AD 250).   p. 61
10. Apotheosis of Antoninus Pius and Faustina.    p. 62
11. Marble Statue of Trajan (Imperator Marcus Ulpius Trajanus, AD 98–117) in armor.   p. 63
12. The Treaty of Kadesh (1274 BC), discovered at Boğazköy, Turkey.   p. 67
13. Stone carving of the winged angel Nike, the goddess of victory, Ephesus.    69
14. Fragment of a Hittite tablet.       p. 80
15. The Nash Papyrus.     p. 90
16. Replica of the Ark of the Covenant.       p. 93
17. Fresco of woman holding wax tablets.       p. 94
18. Urban plan of the city of Ephesus.    p.   101
19. Main road (Lat. Viae), leading from Ephesus to Magnesia.       p. 104
20. Market Square of the commercial agora, Ephesus.           p.        p. 105
21. Ephesian Boulētarion/Odeon (concert hall).    106
22. The theater in Ephesus.           p. 109
23. The library of Celsus and Gate of Macaeus and Mithridates in Ephesus.    p. 110
24. Recreation of the Artemision, Temple of Artemis, Miniatürk Park, Istanbul, Turkey.       p. 111
25. Remains of the Temple of Artemis in Ephesus.        p. 112
26. Artemis, the goddess of hunting.           p. 113
27. Ephesian Greek goddess Artemis from the Prytanaeum (city hall) of Ephesus.        p. 113
28. Ephesian Cistophoric Tetradrachm coin.      p. 114
29. Ephesian coin struck under Nero (AD 54–68; RPC 2626; Waddington 1620).           p. 114
30. Tetradrachm coin mined in Ephesus (ca. 25–20 BC).       p. 115
31. Bust of Roman emperor Domitian. Musée du Louvre (Ma 1264), Paris. PD      p. 116
32. Parts of the colossal statue of Emperor Titus.           p. 117
33. Temple of Hadrian on Curetes Street, Ephesus.          p. 118
34. Coin from Thyatira (third cent. AD)    p. 119
35. Marble statue of Dionysus, second cent. AD. Louvre MR 73.           p. 121
36. A sign etched in the marble pavement in Ephesus, pointing the way to the brothel.     p. 122
37. Menorah inscribed into a step of the second cent. Library of Celsus.    p. 123
38. Restored Library of Celsus, Ephesus.    p. 124
39. Silver denarius coin of Domitian with seven stars. (RIC 153; 213; RSC 11; BMC 63)  p. 127
40. Relief on the arch of Titus, Rome.      p. 136
41. Woman lighting an oil lamp on a lampstand.     p. 137
42. The Ephesian tetradrachm coin struck under Archidamos.     p. 145
43. Emperor Tiberius Caesar Augustus (42 BC–AD 37).   p.    153
44. Harbor of Izmir (Smyrna) from Mount Pagus. p. 159

45. Homōnoia coin from Smyrna with three temples to Tiberius, Roma and Hadrian. p. 160
46. The Corinthian columns of the stao of the commercial agora, Smyrna. p. 162
47. Portrait of Faustina the Younger. p. 163
48. Faustina the Younger, wife of Marcus Aurelius (second cent. AD). p. 164
49. Priest of the imperial cult at Smyrna (30 BC–AD 395). p. 167
50. Stained glass window depicting Polycarp (St. John Anglican Church, Izmir). p. 171
51. Painting of the martyrdom of Polycarp, Roman Catholic Church, Izmir. p. 173
52. Small reliefs of the mother goddess Cybele/Tyche. p. 182
53. Painting of a phoenix from the Musicians Cave, Israel. p. 184
54. Coin with the Anatolian goddess Tyche/Cybele wearing a turreted crown. p. 213
55. Bronze statue of a runner wearing the laurel wreath awarded to the winner. p. 218
56. Acropolis of Pergamum, with the Hellenistic theater. p. 226
57. A Hellenistic portrait of the king of Pergamum, Attalus I. p. 228
58. A model of the acropolis of the ancient Greek city of Pergamum. p. 230
59. The acropolis Library at Pergamum. p. 232
60. Asclepeion complex and the north stoa viewed from the theater. p. 233
61. Map of the Pergamum Asclepion, the sanctuary of Asclepios Soter. p. 234
62. Statue of Galen of Pergamum. p. 236
63. Pergamum coin with a basket used for housing sacred snakes. p. 237
64. Hellenistic Pergamum theater with a capacity of ca. 10,000 citizens. p. 239
65. The Great Altar of Pergamum. p. 240
66. The remains of the Altar of Zeus. p. 241
67. The partially restored Trajaneium. p. 243
68. Replica of the Pompeii gladius sword. p. 245
69. Mycenaean replicas words, the left one being a machaira-type sword. p. 246
70. Column from the entrance (propylon) of the Asclepion, Pergamum. p. 250
71. Statue of Asclepius, exhibited in the Museum of Epidaurus, Theater. p. 251
72. Drawing of the opening section of the Balaam text from Tell Deir ‘Alla. p. 257
73. Artist’s depiction of a high priest. p. 265
74. Ostracon found at Masada bearing the name Eleazar ben Ya’ir. p. 267
75. A white tessera token used as a theater ticket. p. 268
76. Bone or ivory tessera (tesserae nummulariae) seal. p. 269
77. Roman tessera frumentaria (left) compared to a Euro cent coin (right). p. 270
78. Egyptian scarab beetle with an inscription. p. 271
79. A white stone pillar at Pergamum with names inscribed on it. p. 273
80. Bronze bust of Seleucus I Nicator from Herculaneum. p. 278
81. The ancient ruins of Thyatira among the modern city. p. 282
82. Homonoia coin  with Pergamum in Mysia, Asclepius Apollo and Tyrimnaeus. p. 283
83. Principal Mediterranean molluscan species. p. 289
84. Romand fresco from Fullonica with workers putting up clothes for drying. p. 293
85. Purple dye shellfish from the western Mediterranean. p. 293
86. Coin with Apollo Tyrimnaeus, holding a bipennis. p. 298
87. Coin from Thyatira with the bust of Domitian and the goddess Nike or Victory. p. 298
88. Coin from Thyatira with the head of Augustus Denarius and a comet. p. 303
89. Coin from Thyatira with the bust of the magistrate and Hephaestus and Athena. p. 305
90. Coin from Thyatira with the head of Apollo and a labrys (double axe) with a bow. p. 306
91. Votive relief with a funerary banquet. p. 313
92. Plaster reproduction of the Law Code of Hammurabi. p. 316
93. Coin with the bust of Hadrian with statue of Venus (Aphrodite). p. 322
94. An Attic red-figure amphora depicting Croesus prepared to burn on the pyre.p. 326
95. Coin with the head of Heracles wearing a lion’s skin and Zeus Aëtophoros. p. 329
96. Gold coin with the head of Antiochus III “the Great” and Apollo Delphios. p. 330
97. Coin from Rome with head of Tiberius and inscription “Cities of Asia restored.” p. 330
98. Coin with Tiberius and Tyche, and the goddess Demeter. p. 331
99. Urban plan of the city of Sardis. p. 333
100. Ruins of the Byzantine era shops at Sardis along the marble avenue. p. 334
101. The Bath-gymnasium complex at Sardis. p. 335
102. Floor plan of the Bath-Gymnasium Complex at Sardis. p. 336
103. Marble column from the Temple of Artemis at Sardis. p. 339
104. The Temple of Artemis in Sardis. p. 339
105. The Bema of the third cent. AD synagogue in Sardis. p. 341
106. The Torah shrine (aediculae) used in worship in the synagogue. p. 342
107. A electrum coin from Sardis minted by King Alyattes with head of a lion. p. 144
108. Marble statue of Cybele enthroned, with lion, cornucopia and mural crown. p. 348
109. Coin from Sardis with the head of Hadrian and cult image of Kore. p. 350
110. Painting titled “The Frigidarium” (1890) by Lawrence Alma-Tadema. p. 370
111. Coin with the head of Tiberius and the prefect’s name removed. p. 374
112. Stone relief of Attalus II (second cent. BC). p. 379
113. Coin from Neocaesarea with the head of Gallienus. p. 380
114. Coin from Philadelphia with the head of Vespasian and image of Zeus. p. 381
115. Basilica of St. John in Alaşehir (ancient Philadelphia). p. 382
116. Map of the Greek Orthodox Metropolises in Asia Minor (Anatolia) ca. 1880. p. 383
117. Coin from Philadelphia with bust of Augusta and a bunch of grapes. p. 384
118. Urban plan of the city of Philadelphia (modern Alaşehir). p. 385
119. Coin with the head of Trajan and an eagle standing within a distyle temple. p. 386
120. The overgrown remains of the theater in Philadelphia. p. 386
121. Coin with head of Domitian and statue of goddess Artemis Ephesia. p. 387
122. Coin from Philadelphia with head of Demos, with Aphrodite holding an apple. p. 390
123. Coin with portrait of Julia Domna and tetrastyle temple with Aphrodite. p. 392
124. Coin with head of Demos with Athena holding a figure of Artemis Anaitis. p. 393
125. Homonoia coin from Philadelphia with Ephesus, head of Trajan and Tyche. 394
126. Coin with head of Zeus Koryphaeos with Aphrodite holding anapple. p. 394
127. Coin with bust of Artemis, with quiver and arrows with Apollo. p. 395
128. Neōkorōs coin with head of Caracalla with a tetrastyle temple with Helios. p. 396
129. Drawing of the locking mechanism found at a palace in Khorsabad (Nineveh). p. 401
130. House keys. Cave of the Letters, Nahal Hever (AD 132–135). p. 402
131. Black Obelisk depicting the Israelite King Jehu. p. 409
132. The Caryatid Porch of the Erechtheion, Athens, 421–407 BC. p. 418
133. Greek inscription on a pillar in the Capernaum synagogue. p. 419
134. Map of the modern area around Hierapolis, Laodicea, and Colossae. p. 427
135. Coin from Laodicea ad Lycumwith the head of Polemon, the son of Zenon. p. 432
136. Coin from Laodikeia ad Lycum,with Dioskourides and Zeus. p. 433
137. Urban plan of the city of Laodicea. p. 436
138. The Frontinus gate at Hieropolis built during the time of Domitian. p. 438
139. The north state agora in Laodicea. p. 439

140. Water distribution tower (castellum aquae), terminal 1 at Laodicea.   p. 440
141. Map of the modern area around Laodicea.   p. 441
142. Closeup of the water distribution tower, terminal 1 at Laodicea.  p. 442
143. Ground level aqueduct at Laodicea.  p. 443
144. The nymphaeum (AD 130–150) of  Perga.  p. 445
145. The overgrown Ladoicean stadium.   p. 446
146. The restored Temple A dedicated to Apollo.  p. 447
147. West theater looking toward the Lycus Valley.  p. 449
148. The north theater in 1838.  p. 450
149. The south Bath-Gymnasium complex arches at Laodicea.  p. 451
150. The central bath complex at Laodicea.  p. 452
151. Coin from Laodikeia ad Lycum with the head of Augustus and Zeus.   p. 453
152. Reconstruction of a vertical loom with genuine loom weights and string heddles. p. 456
153. The tomb of Flavius Zeuxis at Hierapolis.  p. 460
154. Votive stele of Zeus Ktesios Patrios from Laodicea holding a shepherd’s staff.  p. 461
155. The middle wreath on column A with the relief of Laodicea (Fortuna/Tyche).  p. 463
156. Coin with bust of Demos with Zeus Laodiceus holding an eagle. p. 463
157. Marble altar to Zeus Ktesios Patrios.  p. 464
158. Coin with bust of Domitian with Hera facing Zeus Laodiceus, and Athena.  p. 464
159. The third cent. AD votive stele of Zeus Laodiceus portrayed as a shepherd.     p. 465
160. Column B from Temple A. Relief of Apollo, two griffins, and Fortuna (Tyche).  p.  466
161. Neōkorōs coin of Laodicea ad Lycum with Ailios Pisoneinos, Asiarch.  p. 467
162. Coin with statues of Caracalla, Zeus and Asclepius.   p. 467
163. Neōkorōs coin with bust of Caracalla him in a chariot driving four of lions.  p. 468
164. Column from Laodicea with an inscribed menorah, lulav, shophar and a cross.  p. 470
165. Hierapolis’ (modern Pamukkale, Turkey) travertine terrace pools.   p. 480
166. A bronze cylindrical device (authepsa) for heating water to mix with wine.   p. 481
167. Thermopolium in Herculaneum.   p. 482
168. Roman bronze wine-strainer.   p.  482
169. Oil painting of The Light of the World by William Hunt (1851–1856).   p. 493
170. Reproduction of a triclinium (dining room) with two couches.  p. 497
171. The marble Lansdowne throne of Apollo.     p. 499
172. Special armchair of honor (poedria) at ground level in the theater of Priene.  p. 500
173. Roman cameo of Gemma Augustea   p. 501 

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