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Minucius Admits Fault in Loss to Hannibal, Year of Rome 535 - 1810 Print For Sale
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Minucius Admits Fault in Loss to Hannibal, Year of Rome 535 - 1810 Print:
$24.99
British Parliament 1925 Vintage LithographMinucius Recognizes his Fault
Marcus Minucius Rufus Admits Fault in Loss to HannibalMinucius Reconnait sa Faute
(An event 535 years after the founding of Rome)1810 Antique Copper Plate Engraved PrintNOTE: The picture may look a little blurry, but the engraving is actually razor sharp
~~~~~ Histoire de la Republique Romaine - depuis sa fondation jusqu\'au regne d\'auguste History of the Roman Republic - from its founding to the reign of Augustus
A stunning engraved print...nice plate indentations...with only superficial wear & aging
Size: Large, approximately 8\" X 12\" -- Blank on Reverse Side
Condition:Excellent - VeryGood - Good - Fair - Poor (but of historical interest) Only minor wear and aging on this century++-old print.
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Minucius Admits Fault in Loss to Hannibal, Year of Rome 535 - 1810 Print $24.99
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