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The God Apollo Playing The Cithara

The God Apollo Playing The Cithara

Marble statue of Apollo as a muscular young man playing the Cithara (Apollon Citharoedus), or Apollo playing the lyre, from the Roman period, 2nd century CE. From Miletus, Balat, Turkey.

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The God Apollo Playing The Cithara
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