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Portrait of a hierophant (priest), circa 120-130, Athens, marble. Musée du Cinquantenaire (Brussles, Belgium). Made with Capturing Reality.
Presumed portrait of the hierophant (high priest of Eleusian festivals) who initiated the emperor Hadrian to the mysteries of Eleusis.
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