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These choices dramatically affected how a god’s image was perceived and, as a consequence, how the god’s presence could be experienced by their worshippers. Surviving ancient literary accounts describe how particularly striking images of the gods could elicit powerful responses in their viewers, provoking epiphanies, or sacred visions of the divine.","remarks":"MED2_22-T4B-3_CLA.pdf – Day One Cataloguing (Group chat for 1998-224, 1998-223, 2002-283, 2018-132, y1928-28, y1933-42)"},{"texttype":"Online","textpurpose":"Gallery Label","textentryhtml":"Nolan amphorae were made in Athens but are named for the Italian town of Nola, where many have been found. They are distinguished by their slender shape and unframed figures, which seem to emerge from the glossy black background. On this intact example, Nike, the winged goddess of victory, pours a libation of wine. Nike became a popular subject after the Athenians and their allies defeated the invading Persians in 480/479 B.C. 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