Known in the image of the goddess of peace, she is a beautiful woman. Many sculptures of peaceful girls always have a graceful figure, holding an olive branch or a coulde in their hands. In every period, we expect to live a life of peace and security. Then, in the usual cultural exchanges and house decorations, you could always see the statue of the Goddess of Peace.
First of all, this one draped in a shawl, supported by a British lion is of course the goddess of Peace. She is a well-proportioned woman. She is clearly walking forward with an olive branch in hand and a radiant face. The goddess’s clothes fit elegantly on the body and fluttered with the goddess’ steps.
Pax means peace in Latin. More commonly known as Peace in English, and Pax is the Roman goddess of peace, derived from the ancient Greek Eirene. Pax is considered the daughter of the Roman god Jupiter and the goddess Justice. In addition, Pax is also the embodiment of peace in Roman religion. According to legend, it was probably the emperor Augustus who first recognized Pax as a god. The establishment of political calm was very important during Augustus’ reign.
Peace Worship was organized and popular during the reign of Emperor Augustus. And, Augustus used the imagery of Pax to help stabilize the empire after years of turmoil and civil war in the late republic. Augustus built an altar of peace for her at the Martius campus called Ara Pacis, and Emperor Vespasian built a temple for her called Templum Pacis. Pax threw a festival in her honor on January 30. In art, she is often depicted holding out an olive branch as a peace offering, along with staff, cornucopia, corn, and scepter. Pax is also often associated with spring.
Eirene, more commonly known as Peace in English, is one of the Horae who incarnates Peace. She is depicted in art as a beautiful young woman holding a cornucopia, scepter, torch, or rhyton. She is sometimes said to be the daughter of Zeus and Themis and the sister of Deckard and Eunomia. Her Roman equivalent is Pax.
Eirene was especially respected by the citizens of Athens. After the victory over Sparta in 375 BC, the Athenians established a cult of peace, erecting an altar to her. After 371 BC, they held an annual state sacrifice in her honor to commemorate that year of mutual peace and erected a votive statue in her honor in the Athens marketplace.
HARMONIA is the goddess of peace and harmony. She is the daughter of Ares and Aphrodite. Thus, she presides over the harmony of marriages, the soothing of conflict and discord, and the harmonious actions of soldiers in war.
EIRENE is the goddess of peace and spring. She is one of the three Horae, the god of the seasons and the guardian of the gates of heaven. Her sisters are Eunomia (good order) and Dike (justice).
Athena was considered the goddess of war and strategy, but, paradoxically, she was also the goddess of peace and wisdom. She is beautiful, but stern. She calculates her every move before making any decisions and is revered for her intelligence and intellect.
The statue was cast in bronze by Cephisodotus the Elder, who was probably the father or uncle of the famous sculptor Praxiteles. It was a statue so beloved by the Athenians that they depicted it on their vases and coins. Although the statue is now unfortunately lost, it was copied into marble by the Romans.
One of the best surviving copies is at the Glyptothek in Munich. This version of Eirene depicts the goddess with a child in her left arm, Plutus, the god of fertility, and the son of Demeter, the goddess of agriculture. The lost right hand of peace once held the scepter. She gazed affectionately at Plutus, who was looking back at her. The statue symbolizes prosperity under the protection of peace. Sculpture constitutes a public appeal to reason.
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