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NG 1939 has been cut at the top, which was arched, and on the right.
Collection of Karl Aders, London, by 1831; bought (Lewis Fund), 1904.
Davies 1968, pp. 87-8
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NG 1939 has been cut at the top, which was arched, and on the right.
Collection of Karl Aders, London, by 1831; bought (Lewis Fund), 1904.
Davies 1968, pp. 87-8
Davies 1970, pp. 27-32
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