File:Julien 1.jpg

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DescriptionJulien 1.jpg	Italiano: Sacerdote di Serapide con indosso il pallio e la corona, precedentemente ritenuto essere l'imperatore romano Giuliano. Statua in marmo, copia moderna (1790 circa) di originale romano del 120-130. Paris, Musée national du Moyen Âge English: Priest of Sarapis wearing the pallium and a sacerdotal crown, formerly thought to be a representation of Julian the Apostate. Marble statue, modern copy (ca. 1790) after a Roman original from 120–130 AD.
Date	II secolo
Source	http://www.photo.rmn.fr/cf/htm/CSearchZ.aspx?o=&Total=9&FP=14002968&E=2K1KTS65WHS8D&SID=2K1KTS65WHS8D&New=T&Pic=1&SubE=2C6NU00RTA48
Author	sconosciuto

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