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Vesta with Pales Plaque Serpent Mexico City

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Mexico City

The mixing of Christianity

and snakes

1600-1500 BCE]

Rich with images about Celtic life

Vesta with Pales Plaque Serpent Mexico CityGoddess of household harmony. She rests at ease and content, symbols of wealth and well being surrounding her. Vesta, (whose Greek name, Hestia, means "hearth"), is accompanied by the donkey god Pales, a symbol of creative labor and fertility throughout the ancient world. The serpent represents Vesta's generative power, while her scepter and headdress signify her rank. [Berlin Staatliche Museum, 2nd cent. CE] 7 3 4" x 6 3 4" gypsumstone plaque, tan

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