CAVE CANEM - Beware of the Dog - Latin language

CAVE CANEM - Beware of the Dog - Latin language

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Height 12.6 in 32 cm
Width 12.6 in 32 cm
Thickness 1.18 in 3 cm
Weight 15.43 lbs 7 Kg
Material White Carrara marble
Note 01 Equal to the plate of the home of Gabriele D'Annunzio

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Cave canem, literally "attention to the dog", is used wisely nowadays as a warning sign at the entrance of the houses to say "watch out for the dog".
The inscription derives from a famous mosaic recalling the canem cave found in the archaeological excavations of Pompeii, on the entrance floor of the Casa del Poeta Tragico (Regio VI, Insula 8, nº 5); in another mosaic, without inscription, where the loppide is represented in the chain near a semi-open door, it is always visible in Pompeii at the entrance to the House of Paquio Proculo (Regio I, Insula 7, nº 1).
Finally, a well-known mosaic, also found in the Casa di Orfeo, is kept in the National Archaeological Museum of Naples.


 

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