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  • English: Roman sargon preserved in the National Archaeological Museum in Madrid (Spain) made of white marble in the 2nd/3rd of the 3rd century in which the apotheosis of the deceased appears, a child, whose portrait is in the center framed in a clip, & who’s carried to the heaven by 2 eros.

  • Español: Sargófago romano conservado en el museo Arqueológico Nacional en Madrid (España) realizado en mármol blanco en el segundo tercio del siglo III en el que aparece la apoteósis del difunto, un niño, cuyo retrato está en el centro enmarcado en un clipeo, y que es portado a los cielos por dos eros
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