File:Lycurgus Cup- Dionysus in red.jpg

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Dionysus represented on the Lycurgus cup. The cup shows a red hue due to the dichroic glass.

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English: The Lycurgus Cup, drinking-cup, Late Roman
Español: La Copa de Licurgo de vidrio dicroico. Roma, s. IV d.C.
Français : La Coupe de Lycurgue en verre dicroïque. Rome, IV s. apr. J.-C.
Italiano: La Coppa di Licurgo in vetro dicroico. Roma, IV secolo.
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