File:Grave of gladiator Aquilo Römisch-Germanisches Museum Cologne.jpg

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  • Grabdenkmal des Gladiators Aquilo, FO: Köln, Ulmenallee, 1. Hälfte des 1. Jh.
  • References: Ness-Lieb 00222 = RSK 00354 = IKoeln 00538 = EAOR-05, 00065 = AE 1941, 00087 = AE 1945, +00013 = AE 1948, 00230
  • For other images, see gallery Römisch-Germanisches Museum.
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