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The Hilprecht collection of Greek, Italic, and Roman bronzes in the University of Pennsylvania Museum
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University of Pennsylvania. University Museum, Art collections, 1997, University Museum, University of Pennsylvania
University Museum, University of Pennsylvania
Title: The Hilprecht collection of Greek, Italic, and Roman bronzes in the University of Pennsylvania Museum
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University of Pennsylvania.
University Museum, Art collections, 1997, University Museum, University of Pennsylvania.
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