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Young Herakles

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Roman statue of young Herakles with the skin of the Nemean lion and the club. Roman copy after Praxiteles.
Title: Young Herakles
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Roman statue of young Herakles with the skin of the Nemean lion and the club.
Roman copy after Praxiteles.

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