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    14.2: The Latin West
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    2. AzarR 08 May 2026
      He is flanked on either side by members of his court: on the right by those who fight (two members of the nobility who carry a sword, a lance and shield) and, on the left, by those who pray (two members of the clergy who hold books).

      Parallels the mosaics at San Vitale, Ravenna.

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    10.2: Later Etruscans
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    1. AzarR 20 Apr 2026
      has recently been judged as a forgery (see Figure 10.2.1). The reasoning rests more on the fact that there are no comparable existing Etruscan sculptures than on scientific testing.

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