Heracla

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Heracla was a Roman painter who worked in the 1st century.

He is known from two inscriptions found in Rome in which he is referred to as a painter ("pictor"). One of the inscriptions shows that Heracla is the freedman of an Augusta . The inscription reads:

Heracla
Augustae l (ibertus)
pictor

The second inscription is only fragmentary:

Her [acla]
pict [or]
Synoi

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Remarks

  1. CIL 6, 04008
  2. CIL 6, 04009