File:1 Relief from Gytheio Warrior overcomes his enemy, probably an Amazon 2 Base of ancient stele from Sparta 3 Ancient insc - Stephanopoli Dimo And Nicolo - 1800.jpg

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English: 1 Relief from Gytheio Warrior overcomes his enemy, probably an Amazon 2 Base of ancient stele from Sparta 3 Ancient insc - Stephanopoli Dimo And Nicolo - 1800
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Démétrius Stephanopoli de Comnène  (1749–1821)  wikidata:Q3044508
 
Démétrius Stephanopoli de Comnène
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Demetrius Stephanopoli de Comnene; Demo Stephanopoli; Demetrio Stefanopoli
Description French military officer and writer
Date of birth/death 1749 Edit this at Wikidata 8 August 1821 Edit this at Wikidata
Location of birth/death Cargèse Paris
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