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  • Italiano: Museo archeologico regionale di Siracusa Paolo Orsi, kouros, statua funeraria con iscrizione che la identifica come il dottore Sombrotidés figlio of Mandrokles. Da Megara Hyblaea, necropoli sud, metà VI sec. a.C.
  • English: Funerary kouros, Ionic (naxian) effect. Around 550 BC. Found at the burial site in Megara Hyblea. Inscription in megarian (Greek-Sicilian) version alphabets identifies him: doctor Sombrotidés son of Mandrokles. Naxian marble, some finished works in Megara Hyblaea of naxian intermediate product. Archaeological Museum of Syracuse.
  • Čeština: Pohřební kúros, iónský (naxijský) vliv. Kolem roku -550. Nalezený na pohřebišti v Megara Hyblea. Na pravné noze má nápis v megarské (řecko-sicilské) verzi alfabety, který jej identifikuje: lékař Sombrotidés, syn Mandrokleův.
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