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Bust of Hygie.
Portrait stele sculpted in …

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ROMAN ERA (30 B.C. - 337 A.D.) Bust of Hygie. Portrait stele sculpted in high relief of a draped female bust, wearing a diadem covered with a veil. White marble. H. 35 cm , L. 32 cm Damage and missing parts

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ROMAN ERA (30 B.C. - 337 A.D.) Bust of Hygie. Portrait stele sculpted in high relief of a draped female bust, wearing a diadem covered with a veil. White marble. H. 35 cm , L. 32 cm Damage and missing parts

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