A Roman Glass Double Balsamarium with Applied Handles, ca. 4th century CE 20918736_xl The heart could not weigh

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A Roman Glass Double Balsamarium with Applied Handles, ca. 4th century CE 20918736_xl The heart could not weighAcquired in Phoenicia (Lebanon), a double green glass flask with glass thread trailed horizontally around the middle of the body. Four fragments of the applied handles remain attached; two on either side of the mouth and two emerging a little way down the body. Smithsonian museum number 299750 applied in black paint to the body. Reference: Hayes J. W. Roman and Pre Roman Glass in the Royal Ontario Museum. Toronto, 1975. Susan H. Auth "Ancient Glass at