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162 Geta Cernitur laureatus, laeua facie, thoracem ac paludamentum indutus
aduerso dorso, cum nominis Epigraphe. IMP. CAES. In altera
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In una parte.
25. Victoria in thorace sedens, ac prope respersis clypeis, (dextro pede
galeam cristatam, laeuo clypeum conculcans.) clypeum rebus
memoralibus designat.VICT... Circumscriptio. VICT. BRIT.
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