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File Name: romanclypeus_18051
Description: "The following cut represents a Roman clypeus, from the column of Trajan. The projection in the centre was called the umbo, or boss, and sometimes a spike or other prominent excrescence, was placed upon this." — Anthon, 1891
Source: Charles Anthon Aenid of Virgil (New York: Harper & Brothers Publishers, 1891)407
Keywords: rome, roman, soldier, shield, umbo, clypeus

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