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A statue of the Roman orator Cicero that sits behind Woolsey Hall in Yale University. A statue of Cicero's Greek counterpart and predecessor Demosthenes (not shown) is located on the same steps, approx. 50 feet to the northwest. |
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Posted to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Newhavenstructure2-statue.jpg on 16:55, August 8, 2006 originally.
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| current | 16:35, 20 May 2008 | 1,920×2,560 (573 KB) | Rootology | ({{Information |Description=A statue of the Roman orator Cicero that sits in front of the New Haven County Courthouse. A statue of Cicero's Greek counterpart and predecessor Demosthenes (not shown) is located on the same steps, approx. 50 feet to the north) |
