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Català: Estatueta de Sòcrates, exposició La Bellesa del Cos, perísode hel·lenístic o romà.Museu Arqueològic d'Alacant.
English: Roman or Hellenistic marble statuette of Socrates, 200–100 BC. Said to be found in Alexandria. Photographed in the Archaeological Museum of Alicante, during the touring exhibition The Body Beautiful in Ancient Greek Art and Thought. GR 1925,1118.1
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