Hadrian and antinous

Hadrian and Antinous. British Museum UK.

ANTINOUS , beloved of the Roman Emperor Hadrian. Following his lover’s death, the emperor deified him to immortalize his memory.

A marble bust of Hadrian, Roman emperor between AD117 and AD138, next to his lover Antinous, adorned with a wreath like a god, at whose death in AD130 he is recorded as 'weeping like a woman'

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Marble Busts of Hadrian & Antinous, from Rome, Roman Empire, British Museum | da Following Hadrian

The Emperor Hadrian

Antinous as Dionysos-Osiris, favored by Hadrian the Emperor of Rome. This colossal marble statue is housed in the Museo Pio Clementino,Sala Rotunda, the Vatican Museums.

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IT is the 29th of February 2016 ... Happy Leap Year Day! On this day Antinous/Amor/Eros shoots his arrows and all must obey! There is an old tradition that women can propose marriage to any man they fancy today. In folk lore, an "old maid" (a euphemism for a witch or magical person) uses the special powers of Leap Year Day to concoct a love potion which is foolproof. In popular folklore, a "spinster" (from the Old English word for a woman who spins a web of magical spells) uses enchantments…

Hadrian and Antinous