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The Roman commander Cerialis and his army attack at Trier
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The Roman commander Cerialis and his army attack at Trier

Antonio Tempesta · 1611 - 1612 · letterpress printing; etching; paper

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The Roman commander Cerialis and his army attack the Treviri at Trier. Inscription in Dutch and Latin.

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printbattlewarfarethe soldierthe soldier's lifeTrierBataafse Opstand
Credit lineDe Romeinse aanvoerder Cerialis en zijn leger vallen aan bij Trier. 1611 - 1612. Antonio Tempesta. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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