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Deutsch: Pergamonnmuseum Berlin, Pergamonaltar, Gigantomachie, Die drei Moiren (Schicksalgöttinnen) erschlagen mit Bronzekeulen die Giganten Agrios und Thoas
English: The moirs struck Agrios and Thoas while gigantomachy
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current11:52, 23 Āperira 2022Thumbnail for version as of 11:52, 23 Āperira 20223,488 × 2,616 (9.49 MB)Nightflyerbearbeitet
15:44, 25 Noema 2020Thumbnail for version as of 15:44, 25 Noema 20203,488 × 2,616 (5.14 MB)Nightflyerminus Linsenverzerrung. Bei Nichtgefallen einfach zurücksetzen
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