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File:Bronze mirror from Castel Viscardo, near Orvieto. Orvieto, Museo Archeologico Nazionale. After Feruglio 1998, fig. 2. Ca. 375-350 BCE.tif

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English: Turan and Atunis embrace as Apulu looks on, left, and Turnu, son of Turan, plays with the love-toy, the iynx.
Date between circa 375 and circa 350 BCE
Source Etruscan Myth, Sacred History, and Legend
Author Nancy T. De Grummond

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