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Pelops, king of ?
Hi ! Can you tell me where did Pelops ruled ? Some articles said that Pelops ruled in
Elis, but I looked in the article of Elis and in that list of rulers Pelops doesn's appear. See you soon, bye ! he is the king of pisa —Preceding
unsigned comment added by
92.81.4.15 (
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If anyone can think of a way to obtain permission to use the image (or at least a section of it) at
[1] or has another image of this beautiful workmanship apparently found in the 16th century near the remains of a villa dating from the Roman Empire period and now at
Vatican Museum, it's certainly worth adding into the article. I asked
QOOP and
Life Magazine but they "do not as a policy provide permissions for use of (their) images within Wikimedia."
Cretanforever (
talk) 14:09, 30 November 2009 (UTC)reply
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Pelops, king of ?
Hi ! Can you tell me where did Pelops ruled ? Some articles said that Pelops ruled in
Elis, but I looked in the article of Elis and in that list of rulers Pelops doesn's appear. See you soon, bye ! he is the king of pisa —Preceding
unsigned comment added by
92.81.4.15 (
talk) 16:20, 5 March 2008 (UTC)reply
If anyone can think of a way to obtain permission to use the image (or at least a section of it) at
[1] or has another image of this beautiful workmanship apparently found in the 16th century near the remains of a villa dating from the Roman Empire period and now at
Vatican Museum, it's certainly worth adding into the article. I asked
QOOP and
Life Magazine but they "do not as a policy provide permissions for use of (their) images within Wikimedia."
Cretanforever (
talk) 14:09, 30 November 2009 (UTC)reply