The Sarcophagus of Marcus Claudianus

ca. 330-335
Marble
Palazzo Massimo, Rome

This sarcophagus has many of the same scenes as the one in the Metropolitan Museum and one Arles sarcophagus.

The scenes portrayed on the left in the upper section are (click each one for an enlarged view):

The Nativity
Unidentified
The Sacrifice of Isaac
Moses' water miracle?
The inscription
Harvest
The Decedent
Vintage

The scenes portrayed on the lower section are (click each one for an enlarged view):

Peter's water miracle
The Arrest of Peter
The Miracle at Cana and Orant (or possibly Mary at Cana)
The Miracle of the loaves and fishes
The Curing of the blind man and the prediction of Peter's denial of Christ
The Resurrection of Lazarus

Photographed at the site by Richard Stracke