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File:Helmed Hoplite Sparta.JPG

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English: Marble statue of a helmed hoplite (5th century BC), maybe Leonidas, Sparta, Archæological Museum of Sparta, Greece.
Deutsch: Marmorstatue eines Waffenläufers (Leonidas). Mit Helm attischen types. Beginn des 5.Jhs.v.Chr. Archäologisches Museum Sparti/Griechenland.
Français : Buste d'un hoplite casqué, peut-être le roi Léonidas, Ve siècle av. J.-C. Musée archéologique de Sparte.
Latina: Graeca Hoplita.
Date 1994
Source First uploaded on Wikipedia de: (14. Jun 2004 19:06), own picture
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