Fasciculus:Scipion Emilien et Polybe devant les ruines de Carthage après la destruction de la ville.jpg

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Summarium

Descriptio	Français : Dessin représentant Scipion Émilien devant les ruines de Carthage en 146 avant J.-C. en compagnie de son ami Polybe (gravure de 1797). English: Drawing representing Scipio Aemilianus before the ruins of Carthage in 146 BC in the company of his friend Polybius (1797 engraving). Nederlands: Scipio beweent Carthago. In de nacht staat Scipio tussen de puinhopen van de verwoeste stad Carthago. Hij wordt vergezeld door zijn vriend Polybius.
Datum	1797
Fons	Muséum d'Amsterdam
Auctor	Jacobus Buys (1724-1801)

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