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The cave of Trophonius in Lebadia; the cavities in the rock are for votive offerings. Etching by Elizabeth Byrne, 1813, after E. Clarke.
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The cave of Trophonius in Lebadia; the cavities in the rock are for votive offerings. Etching by Elizabeth Byrne, 1813, after E. Clarke.

Edward Clarke · 1813

CC0 — Public Domain
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Lettering: Cave of Trophonius in Lebadia. ; with the cavities cut in the rock for votive tablets, &c. ; E.d. Clarke delin. ; etchd. by Elizth. Byrne.

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