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Summary

1. Egyptian man
2. Egyptian woman
3. Ancient greek woman wearing a peplos
4. Greek man shown in "chiton"
5. Greek woman during Hellenistic period
6. Noble roman in tunic
7. Roman woman during the time of the roman empire
8. Byzantine emperor Justinian
9. Byzantine empress Theodora
10. Frankish nobleman
11. Frankish lady
12. German nobleman 13th century
13. German lady of nobility 13th century
14. Titled young lady (1400)
15. Titled young man (1400)
16. Gentleman of Burgundy
17. Gentleman of Burgundy
18. Lady of Burgundy
19. Nurnberg Citizen (1500)

This is a scanned image (300 dpi high-contrast JPEG) of a page from an old book, The New Student's Reference Work, 5 volumes, Chicago, 1914, scanned by User:LA2 in October 2005. This work is in the public domain because of its age: it was published in the United States before 1920. Scanned images are named image:LA2-NSRW-1-0001.jpg and counting upwards.

Modified from Image:LA2-NSRW-2-0064.jpg

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