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The Fall of Troy; Helen Takes Refuge in the Sanctuary of Vesta; Venus Counsels Aeneas; Juno Encourages the Greeks (Aeneid, Book II)
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The Fall of Troy; Helen Takes Refuge in the Sanctuary of Vesta; Venus Counsels Aeneas; Juno Encourages the Greeks (Aeneid, Book II)

Master of the Aeneid · ca. 1530–35 · Painted enamel on copper, partly gilt

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Credit lineThe Fall of Troy; Helen Takes Refuge in the Sanctuary of Vesta; Venus Counsels Aeneas; Juno Encourages the Greeks (Aeneid, Book II). ca. 1530–35. Master of the Aeneid. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Gift of Henry Walters, 1925. CC0.
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