Techniques and Reception of Prints in Central and Eastern Europe (15th–18th c.)
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[IcoC4465]
Nine heroines (the nine worthiest women)
(Iconclass:46AA126)
[IcoC5285]
Admete
Argia (daughter of Adrastus)
Arthemisia
Hippo
Hypsicratea
(Iconclass:98C(HYPSICRATEA))
Julia (daughter of Caesar)
(Iconclass:98C(JULIA))
Lucretia
(Iconclass:98C(LUCRETIA); 46AA1264)
Nine heroines (the nine worthiest women)
(Iconclass:46AA126)
Porcia swallowing hot coals
(Iconclass:98C(PORCIA))
Thisbe
(Iconclass:95A(THISBE))
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