Historic England said the tomb was an early example of a memorial ... He died on Dec. 12, 1720. During his life, Scipio Africanus was a servant to Charles Howard, the 7th Earl of Suffolk.

The Roman tomb of the Scipioni, a family of war heroes and generals, the most famous being Scipio Africanus who beat Hannibal, opens to the public again after twenty years of restoration.

Once home to Cornelius Scipio Africanus, a famed Roman general who ... Fine Arts and Landscape One decorated tomb was plastered and painted red. Naples Superintendence of Archaeology, Fine Arts ...

The damaged headstone of Scipio Africanus at St Mary's Churchyard on June 18, 2020 in Bristol, England. (Getty) A headstone to Scipio Africanus behind a padlocked gate at the entrance to St Mary's ...

Most of the available information about Scipio Africanus is "inscribed on his tomb", it says. During his life, Scipio Africanus was servant to Charles Howard, the 7th Earl of Suffolk. The ...

The Grade II-listed, brightly painted memorial to Scipio Africanus, who died aged 18 in 1720, is in St Mary’s churchyard in Henbury, Bristol. The tomb is an early example of a memorial to a man ...

The Molineux family gave him his full name, George John Scipio Africanus, but his original African name is unknown. Documents show he married in Nottingham in 1788, external and was buried in 1834.

Copies of the grave stones at St Mary’s church (Ben Birchall/PA) Most of the available information about Scipio Africanus is “inscribed on his tomb”, it says. He was a servant to Charles ...

Two headstones in memory of Scipio Africanus, who lived in the city in ... St Mary’s church in Henbury, Bristol (Ben Birchall/PA) The tomb is an early example of a memorial to a man born into ...

Once home to Cornelius Scipio Africanus, a famed Roman general who ... when Formola’s team opened its “Tomb of Cerberus” and discovered frescoes depicting not only the eponymous “Hound ...