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English: Hoplit de Bausmeister: Monuments of the classical antiquity. 1888. Volume III., page 2004.
Deutsch: Hoplit aus Baumeister: Denkmaler des klassischen Altertums. 1888. Band III., Seite 2004.

Originaly uploaded to de.wikipedia by Thomas Ihle, 22. Apr 2004. Improved by Stw, 22. Aug 2004.

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  • 00:49, 22. Aug 2004 . . Stw (Diskussion) . . 320 x 398 (104.891 Byte)
  • 11:04, 22. Apr 2004 . . Thomas Ihle (Diskussion) . . 340 x 398 (129.967 Byte) (Hoplit aus Baumeister: Denkmaler des klassischen Altertums. 1888. Band III., Seite 2004)

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a Greek Hoplite, a citizen-soldier of ancient Greek city-states, notably associated with Sparta.

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