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Minerva and Mercury arms suspension before he will fight Medusa. Minerva gives him her shield and Mercury binds his winged sandals at the feet of Perseus. At the bottom of the
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Perseus, wearing his winged sandals, holding the dismembered head of Medusa by her serpent hair, Stock Photo, Picture And Rights Managed Image. Pic. MEV-10086571 | agefotostock
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30, Perseus, naked with a cloak round his shoulders, winged sandals, holds up the head of Medusa which he views in a shield at his feet. A pillar behind. Ground line.
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