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The sybil of Cumae

The sibyl of Cumae is one of the twelve sibyls, appearing in many legends, including those of Aeneas, who consults the sibyl before descending to Hell.  This statue used to stand in the Church of Saint-Martin-et-Vignes in Troyes, France and was carved by Jean Pouzadoux

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CreatorScan-the-World
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Published2026-05-12
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DOI10.5281/zenodo.20194234
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File Size83.7 MB
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Published2026
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The sibyl of Cumae is one of the twelve sibyls, appearing in many legends, including those of Aeneas, who consults the sibyl before descending to Hell.  This statue used to stand in the Church of Saint-Martin-et-Vignes in Troyes, France and was carved by Jean Pouzadoux

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Scan-the-World (2026). The sybil of Cumae. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20194234