In a version by Picasso, a man stands with his left foot atop a woman, poised to do battle against a nearby horseman.
In one depiction by Luca Giordano, four old men view the titular event, as a fifth sits above them, possibly directing the action. In a version by Picasso, a man stands with his left foot atop a woman, poised to do battle against a nearby horseman. In the center of a version by Poussin, one man raises a knife to slay an old man holding his legs, as an old woman and two children lie crying to the left, while a depiction by Reubens sees the title event in the foreground and the battle it inspired in the back. FTP, name this pseudo-historical event, the aftermath of which was depicted by David with several nude Romans checked in their battle by the titular figures, who were captured to serve as wives. 
In one depiction by Luca Giordano, four old men view the titular event, as a fifth sits above them, possibly directing the action.
The Rape of the Sabine Women [accept similar titles]