English: The Severan Tondo shows Septimius Severus, his wife Julia Domna, their younger son Caracalla (lower right of picture) and the obliterated image of his murdered co-heir, Geta. Staatliche Museen zu Berlin.
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The Severan Tondo depicting Septimus Severus, his wife Julia Donna, their younger son Caracalla, and the obliterated image of his murdered co-heir Geta.
Tondo con la familia de Septimio Severo.
הטונדו הסוורי (ציורי מעוגל של שושלת הסוורית), ב-200 אחרי הספירה לערך, המתאר את ספטימיוס סוורוס עם משפחתו: מהשמאלו אשתו יוליה דומנה, ולפניהם בניהם גטה וקרקלה. פניו של גטה הוסרו לאחר הירצחו בידי אחיו.
The Severan Tondo, circa AD 200, depicts Septimius Severus with his family: to the left his wife Julia Domna, in front of them their sons Geta and Caracalla. Geta's face was removed after his murder by his brother. Currently at Antikensammlung Berlin