The Death of Virginia. In 449 BC, Appius Claudius, decemvir under the Roman Republic, claims Virginia (Verginia), daughter of the centurion Virginius (Verginius), with whom he is in love, as his slave. Abusing his power, he has her detained. The decemvir c(The death of Virginia In 449 BC, Appius Claudius, decemvir under the Republic of Rome claims Virginia (Verginia), daughter of the Centurion Virginius (Verginius) with which he is in love, like his slave. Abusing his power, he makes her stop. The decemvir c)Guillaume Lethiere | |
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1828 · oil on canvas
· Image ID: 1021330
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