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A guide to the exhibition illustrating Greek and Roman life (1920)

British Museum. Dept. of Greek and Roman Antiquities · London, British Museum · leaf 202

An illustration from A guide to the exhibition illustrating Greek and Roman life, 1920, leaf 202 — (No. 572). Nearthese pots are spoons with channels for melting and pouring thesalves into wounds (No. 573). A piece of stone with corrugatedsurfaces is thought to be for rolling pills (No. 574). The ivoryfigure of a dwarf afflicted with a peculiar form of spinal curvaturecausing pigeon-breastedness… … mmes^Mmss^ssBams g g ;-M^r/AvsKc^saggifi3g5\v/7iyMff; Fig. 22G.—Stamp op the Oculist JuniusTaurus (No. 569). 4:5. MEASURES AND INSTRUMENTS. 191 (563) Cat of Bronzes, 2674; Journ. of Hellenic Stud. 34, p. 116; (567)Svoronos, Athen. Nationalmus. xlvii, 1378 ; (568) Of. Esperandieu, Sig-nacula…

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