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Roman sculpture from Augustus to Constantine (1907)

Strong, Eugénie Sellers · London : Duckworth and Co. ; New York : C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 604

An illustration from Roman sculpture from Augustus to Constantine, 1907, leaf 604 — nd, of similar character, has lately beenacquired for the British Museum. It is cut out ofroot of emerald (plasma), and, from the coins, isidentified as the Younger Agrippina.f * This gem, if carefully compared with the coins both ofAntonia and of Agrippina, will show the difficulty there is… … 1,2. Augustus, (lohl.3 1 Agrippiua Senior. Brass.•). Gallia. Brass.6 .Vilellius. Brass.To face p. 360 7, 8. Domitian. Jlrass.!•. Trajan. Brass. 10. Hadriau. Brass. 11. Sabina, «-. of Hadrian. Go/d. 12. Nerva. Brass. PLATE CXI

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