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Martia Fulvia (Marcia Furnilla), wife of Titus, Emperor of Rome. Line engraving, 16--, after A. Sadeler after Titian
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Lettering: Martia Fulvia, wife of Titus. Extensive biography of (Martia) Fulvia in English prose engraved below the portrait.
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Title: Martia Fulvia (Marcia Furnilla), wife of Titus, Emperor of Rome. Line engraving, 16--, after A. Sadeler after Titian
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Lettering: Martia Fulvia, wife of Titus.
Extensive biography of (Martia) Fulvia in English prose engraved below the portrait.
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