Roman Opus Sectile Panel of Hylas
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Roman Opus Sectile Panel of Hylas

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This early 4th c. opus sectile panel comes from the Basilica of Junius Bassus, a civic complex built by a Roman official. It shows the moment nymphs seize Hylas, a beloved companion of Heracles, sent to fetch water for the Argonauts. In the myth, the nymphs fall in love with his beauty and pull him into the spring, leaving Heracles to search in vain. The vivid inlays capture both their enchantment and Hylas’s startled resistance.