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Roman marble head of Lucilla

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27 June 2019
Lucilla's Roman marble head
Roman marble head of Lucilla | Photo: Carole Raddato

Roman marble head of Lucilla, daughter of emperor Marcus Aurelius and Faustina the Younger. She was sister of emperor Commodus. Object is dated back to 2nd century CE. Currently located in Museo Archeologico Ostiense in Rome.

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