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              <text>the saint tied to a column at centre; flanked by two henchmen holding shears; another crouching at right, fanning a fire&#13;
Height: Height: 260 millimetres&#13;
Width: Width: 184 millimetres&#13;
Inscription type: inscription&#13;
Inscription content: Signed at lower right: 'DC ex Aug:'. Lettered on the tablet above the saint: 'S. AGATHA VIRGO ET MARTYR'. And four lines in lower margin: 'Altrices AGATHAE ferro lacerare papillas ... saeve per hasce necas.'&#13;
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British Museum&#13;
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Purchased from: Craddock &amp; Barnard&#13;
Acquisitioned 1970</text>
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