Fasciculus:Roman-mosaic-know-thyself.jpg

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Descriptio

English: Memento Mori mosaic from excavations in the convent of San Gregorio, Via Appia, Rome, Italy. Now in the National Museum Bath of Diocletian, Rome, Italy. The Greek motto gnōthi sauton (know thyself, nosce te ipsum) combines with the image to convey the famous warning: Respice post te; hominem te esse memento; memento mori. (Look behind; remember that you are mortal; remember death.)

Datum

Circa 1st century.

Fons

Auctor

The artist is unknown.

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recentissima	19:24, 23 Octobris 2011		1 186 × 780 (495 chiliocteti)	Michael Hurst	{{Information \|Description ={{en\|1=Memento Mori mosaic from excavations in the convent of San Gregorio, Via Appia, Rome, Italy. The Greek motto ''gnōthi sauton'' (know thyself, ''nosce te ipsum'') combines with the image to convey the famous warning:

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