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			.... Movable Works (CONA facet)
			........ <M> (5)

			............ Movable Works by class: drawings, paintings, prints, other two-dimensional media
			................ Des cas des nobles hommes et femmes
			.................... Agathocles Orders His Wife and Children to Flee to Egypt
			.................... A Jewish Woman Devouring Her Child during the Siege of Jerusalem
			.................... Athaliah, Queen of Judah, Dragged from the Temple
			.................... Boccaccio and Fortune
			.................... Boccaccio's Vision of the Laurel-Crowned Petrarch
			.................... Cartalus, Hanged by Order of His Father, is Cut Down from the Gibbet
			.................... Cleopatra Presented with the Head and Limbs of Her Own Child
			.................... Creusa Receiving the Burning Jewelry from Medea
			.................... Cyrus, the Grandson of Astyages, King of the Medes, Given Suck by a Wild Animal
			.................... Cyrus the Great, Founder of the Persian Empire, killed by Thamaris, Queen of the Massagetai
			.................... Demetrius Nicator, King of Syria, Killed as He Attempts to Land at Tyre
			.................... Four Men kneeling before God
			.................... Hercules Poisoned by the Shirt of Nessus
			.................... Jugurtha, King of Numidia, Thrown from His Roman Prison into the Tiber
			.................... Julius Caesar, Escaping from the Island of Pharos, Swims to a Boat while Holding a Letter
			.................... Manlius Capitolinus Defending the Capitoline Hill against the Franks
			.................... Mithradates Triumphs at a Tournament
			.................... Nero Pauses for a Drink during the Mutilation of His Mother's Body
			.................... Persian Prisoners
			.................... Philip, A False Claimant to the Throne of Macedonia
			.................... Polycrates Hanged
			.................... Prisoners Led from a Defeated City
			.................... Prusias II, King of Bithynia, Reduced to Begging
			.................... Samson and the Lion
			.................... Shapur, King of Persia, Humiliates the Roman Emperor Valerian
			.................... The Assassination of Hieronymus, King of Syracuse
			.................... The Assassination of the Emperor Vitellius
			.................... The Beheading of Pompey
			.................... The Death of Brunhilde, Queen of France
			.................... The Death of the Roman Consul Marcus Atilius Regulus
			.................... The Destruction of Jerusalem
			.................... The Head of Marcus Shown to Caius Marius and Marius Killed by a Slave
			.................... The Knights Templar Burned in the Presence of Philip the Fair and His Courtiers
			.................... The Massacre of the Innocents
			.................... The Massacre of the Sons of Lysimachus
			.................... The Murder of Antiochus III
			.................... The Murder of King Servius by His Son-in-law
			.................... The Mutilation of Byzantine Emperors Justinian II and Philippicus
			.................... The Presentation of the Book to a King
			.................... The Putrefaction of the Flesh of the Dying Emperor Galerius
			.................... The Romans Feast in an Encampment While the Goths Starve
			.................... The Sons of Artaxerxes, King of the Persians, Killed for Conspiring Against Their Father
			.................... The Story of Adam and Eve
			.................... The Struggle between Fortune and Poverty
			.................... The Suicide of Lucretia
			.................... The Suicide of Queen Dido
			.................... The Suicides of Meleager and Althea
			.................... The Tomb of Marc Antony and Cleopatra
			.................... The Wounding of Pyrrhus
			.................... Tiberius, Messalina, and Caligula Reproach One Another in the Midst of Flames
			.................... Virginia Killed by Her Father to Save Her from the Attentions of Appius Claudius
			.................... Xerxes, King of the Persians, Crosses a Bridge with His Army