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Caius Marius Intimidating the Soldiers Who Have Been Sent to Kill Him
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G. Storck (2319) creditors' sale 1815.
E. Schultze (906) sale 1901.
Paul J. Sachs donation on 28 November 1924 to Fogg 1924.
Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum Gift of Paul J. Sachs
Title: Caius Marius Intimidating the Soldiers Who Have Been Sent to Kill Him
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