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work, hereby publish it under the following license: English The Lycurgus Cup, a cage-cup ( diatreta ) made of dichroic glass, Late Roman Empire, 300s AD...
work, hereby publish it under the following license: English The Lycurgus Cup, a cage-cup ( diatreta ) made of dichroic glass, Late Roman Empire, 300s AD...
work, hereby publish it under the following license: English The Lycurgus Cup, a cage-cup ( diatreta ) made of dichroic glass, Late Roman Empire, 300s AD...
work, hereby publish it under the following license: English The Lycurgus Cup, a cage-cup ( diatreta ) made of dichroic glass, Late Roman Empire, 300s AD...
work, hereby publish it under the following license: English The Lycurgus Cup, a cage-cup ( diatreta ) made of dichroic glass, Late Roman Empire, 300s AD...
work, hereby publish it under the following license: English The Lycurgus Cup, a cage-cup ( diatreta ) made of dichroic glass, Late Roman Empire, 300s AD...
truetrue English Top view of the famous Lycurgus Cup at the British Museum, showing how the glass appears jade green in direct light but ruby red in backlight...
ancient #Roman ‘cage cups’ is the 4th c. CE Lycurgus Cup, made of dichroic glass. In normal light, the glass appears milky green, when backlit, it glows...
of this most famous of 4th c. CE Roman cage cups, showing a satyr about to fling a stone at King Lycurgus (British Museum). heading: 66.34070588235294...
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