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"Epibatae" Copper engraving by G. Doebler from "Das Kriegswesen der Roemer in treuen Abbildungen......." Published in Prague 1822. Minor signs of age and use.

Genre, Ancient World, Roman warfare, Epibatae

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"Epibatae"

Copper engraving by G. Doebler from "Das Kriegswesen der Roemer in
treuen Abbildungen......." Published in Prague 1822.
Minor signs of age and use.

Page size: 24 x 30 cm ( 9.4 x 11.8 ")

 

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