Asclepius

This page lists items in the database related to the god of medicine and healing in ancient Greek and Roman mythology, Asclepius or, in latin, Aesculapius:

• Asclepeion in Epidaurus

• Asclepeion of Kos in Kos

• Asclepieion of Pergamon in İzmir

• Asclepeion of Trikala in Trikala

• Asclepeion of Elea-Velia in Ascea (Elea-Velia) with the
  • Archeological finds in Velia’s old Temple of Asclepius

• Asclepius’ monument in Rome

• Asclepius’ statue in the Vatican Museums, Rome

• Asclepius’ statue (2) in the Rotunda of the Altes Museum, Berlin

• Asclepius and Hygieia’s statues in front of the Instituto de Higiene e Medicina Tropical, Lisbon

• Ex-votos from the old Temple of Asclepius in the Baths of Diocletian in Rome

• German Dispensary in New York

• Old masters bas-relief in the Theatrum Anatomicum of the Faculté de Médecine, Montpellier

• Sanctuary of Asclepius in Agrigento

• Statue of Zeus with the head of Asclepius in the Galleria Archeologica of the Musei Reali, Turin

• Temple of Asclepius in Rome

• The New York Academy of Medicine in New York

• The Rod of Asclepius Monument in Lima

• The Temple of Asclepius in Athens

• Tiber Island in Rome with:
  • Asclepius Caduceus and Snake
  • Old Temple of Asclepius

• “View of Temple of Asclepius on the Lake of Villa Borghese, Rome” (1823) by Giovan Battista Bassi in Bologna

• Votive Relief for the Healing Gods Asclepius and Hygieia in the Altes Museum, Berlin

Bibliography

• Alice Walton, “The Cult of Asklepios”, Cornell Studies in Classical Philology, n. 3, published by Ginn and Company, 1894