Hadrianus & Antinous Men's T-Shirt
Hadrianus & Antinous Men's T-Shirt
Hadrianus & Antinous Men's T-Shirt
Hadrianus & Antinous Men's T-Shirt
Hadrianus & Antinous Men's T-Shirt
Hadrianus & Antinous Men's T-Shirt
Hadrianus & Antinous Men's T-Shirt
Hadrianus & Antinous Men's T-Shirt
Hadrianus & Antinous Men's T-Shirt
Hadrianus & Antinous Men's T-Shirt
Hadrianus & Antinous Men's T-Shirt
Hadrianus & Antinous Men's T-Shirt
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Hadrianus & Antinous - T-Shirt Uomo

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This 100% cotton crew-neck, short-sleeved T-Shirt depicts Hadrianus & Antinous. It is a tribute to the love story and bond between the emperor Hadrian and the young Antinous, one of the most enigmatic figures of ancient Rome. In addition to offering exceptional comfort, the shirt pays homage to classical beauty and Roman culture. 

In addition to the two faces, this phrase is printed on the t-shirt: 

"A gentle wandering animal,
Guests and companions of the body
Now you will go to places
Pale, stiff, bare,
Nor, as usual, will you give jokes…”

The translation of which is: 

"Wandering, graceful little soul,
guest and companion of the body.
Where will you go now?
You pale, cold and naked?
And you will no longer give joy, as you usually do..."

T-shirt dimensions 

SIZE  HEIGHT WIDTH
S/M 68,00 CM
26,77 INCH
48,00 CM
18,89 INCH
L/XL 70,00 CM
27,55 INCH
50,00 CM
19,68 INCH

 

Historical Curiosities 

Emperor Hadrian was very attentive and sensitive to letters and the arts, much more "cultured" than the other Roman emperors. In particular he had a great love for Greek culture and civilization which he manifested in many ways. For example, granting particular privileges to the inhabitants of Athens and significantly enriching it with great architectural works, adopting behaviors typical of Greek culture.

In the "Greek" way, he lived his great love for Antinous, a beautiful young Greek from Bithynia. When Antinous died by drowning in the Nile, Hadrian founded the city of Antinopolis in honor of him and raised Antinous to the rank of divinity. 

 
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