|  The Enlightenment Gallery - Room 1 of the British Museum laid out as the study of a collector during the age of Enlightenment
 |  The Enlightenment Gallery is divided into seven sections that explore the seven major new disciplines of the age
 |  Religion & ritual, Trade & discovery, Archaeology, Art history, Classification, Decipherment of ancient scripts, Natural History
 |  Ganumede with the eagle of Zeus, Roman, 2nd C. AD
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|  Ganumede with the eagle of Zeus, Roman, 2nd C. AD
 |  Faun with infant Bacchus, Roman, 2nd C. AD
 |  Case of phallus related objects from ancient Greece and Rome
 |  Erect Roman bronze wind-chime, Enlightenment Gallery, British Museum
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|  Disk carved with magical symbols associated with the Elizabethan magicial Dr. John Dee (1527-1608)
 |  Carved stone figures of the Hindu gods of India
 |  Monju, the Bodhisattva of Wisdom
 |  Chinese porcelin figures of Chinese gods
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|  Porcelin Guanyin
 |  Restored 2nd C. AD Roman statue of Cupid stringing his bow
 |  Restored 2nd C. AD Roman statue of Cupid stringing his bow
 |  Restored 2nd C. AD Roman statue of Cupid stringing his bow
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|  Ancient Greek coins
 |  Discophorus, 2nd C. Roman copy of Greek original attributed to Naukydes, found at Tivoli
 |  Ancient Dionysus statue restored as Apollo by Carlo Albacini in the 18th C.
 |  The Piranesi Vase, 18th C. incorporating Roman fragments from the 2nd C. AD
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|  Satyr on an ancient fragment incorporated into the Piranesi Vase
 |  Satyr on the Piranesi Vase, Englightenment Gallery
 |  The Piranesi Vase is made of fragments from Tivoli
 |  Hermes Farnese, 2nd C. Roman copy of 4th C. BC Greek original from the school of Praxiteles
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|  Rondanini Faun dancing with cymbals, Roman 2nd C.
 |  Rondanini Faun (satyr) dancing with cymbals, 2nd C. Roman restored in the 17th C.
 |  Englightenment galllery with the Rondanini Faun
 |  Satyr - Roman copy of a Greek original by Praxiteles
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|  Satyr - Roman copy of a Greek original by Praxiteles
 |  An excellent gallery...
 |  Enlightenment Gallery in the King's Library, British Museum
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