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Sophocles - A life-size imaginary replica of one of the great figures of Greek drama. The orginal bronze bust of the Athenian tragedian Sophocles(495-406BC) was made in Greece in the 3rd century BC,and brought to England from Constantinople in the early seventeenth century. Hand-finished resin,32cm high

The British Museum Pocket Dictionary of Ancient Egyptian Gods and Goddesses - An excellent introduction to the rich pantheon of ancient Egyptian gods and goddesses. Thirty-five deities are described and illustrated with photographs from the collections of The British Museum and elsewhere in this attractive book for adults and children alike. 48 pages 65 colour and 45 black & white illustrations

Fairies notecards - Enchanting details from paintings of mythical beings by Richard Doyle and Edmund Dulac in the collections of the British Museum 10 Notecards with envelopes. 5 cards each of 2 designs.135mm x 135mm

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