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Cabinet des médailles de la Bibliothèque nationale de France, Paris, France
Artist/Maker
Description Feuillet du diptyque de Flavius Felix

Flavius Felix, consul en 428, Rome, Ivoire d'éléphant, Ancien trésor de l'Abbaye Saint-Junien de Limoges

References Inv. 55 n° 295
Photographer/source Marsyas


Consular diptych of Felix, consul in 428. Photograph from Ludwig von Sybel, Christliche Antike, vol. 2, Marburg, 1909.

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