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The bust of Marcus Aurelius in Avenches is thought to belong to the emperor Tetricus

Émission

Le 19h30
17 September 2024

Michel Fuchs

Lettres, UNIL

The myth of Marcus Aurelius in Avenches is shaken. The bust, discovered 80 years ago, is said to be in effigy of Tetricus, a Gallic emperor.

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