File:Palermsoc.jpg

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Italiano: Ritratto di Socrate. Copia romana del sec. II d.C. da originale greco del sec. IV a.C. Museo archeologico regionale di Palermo, chiostro maggiore.
English: Portrait of Socrates. 2nd century Roman copy from an Ancient greek original dating from the 4th century BC. On display in the main cloister of the Museo archeologico regionale di Palermo, Italy.

Date

May 2008

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Author

Wilson Delgado

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