File:ConstantiusII.jpg
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Constantius II was camera-shy and thus notoriously hard to capture in coins or portraits, thus forcing to widespread circulation of the same image and unemployment rates amongst artists and sculptors of the 4th century.
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"This image is in Public Domain. Use it for whatever you want, foo', because Uncyclopedia has a fair use policy!"
I'm fairly sure this is P.D.
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| current | 05:15, 21 June 2008 | | 200 × 192 (15 KB) | imported>Mouse | Constantius II was camera-shy and thus notoriously hard to capture in coins or portraits, thus forcing to widespread circulation of the same image and unemployment rates amongst artists and sculptors of the 4th century. |
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