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English: Head of Hermes from a hermaic stele. marble, 5th century BC. Ancient Agora Museum in Athens.
Español: Cabeza de Hermes procedente de una estela hermaica. Mármol, siglo V a. C. Museo del Ágora en Atenas.
Français : Tête d'Hermès en marbre, provenant d'une stèle hermaïque, Ve s. a. C. Musée de l'Agora antique d'Athènes.
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Head of Hermes from a hermaic stele. Marble, early 5th century BCE. Ancient Agora Museum, Athens

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