File:Alba Iulia National Museum of the Union 2011 - Possible Statue of Roman Emperor Pertinax Close Up, Apulum.JPG
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English: Possible statue of Roman Emperor Pertinax, originating from Apulum (modern Alba-Iulia, Romania). In display at National Museum of the Union. Close up. |
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- Statues of Pertinax
- Roman antiquities in the National Museum of the Union
- Romania in the 2nd century
- Ancient Roman statues in Romania
- Roman artefacts in the National Museum of the Union
- Roman Dacia collection in the National Museum of the Union
- Apulum
- 2011 in Romania
- September 2011 in Romania
- Archaeological objects of Romania
- Gorgoneia in Ancient Roman reliefs
- Ancient Roman cuirassed statues