Lucretia (Q229432)
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late 6th century BC Roman noblewoman whose rape by an Etruscan prince led to the overthrow of the monarchy
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English | Lucretia |
late 6th century BC Roman noblewoman whose rape by an Etruscan prince led to the overthrow of the monarchy |
Statements
Sexto Tarquino viola a Lucrecia de Tiziano (Museo Fitzwilliam de Cambridge). (Spanish)
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509 BCE
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Lucretius 38
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Wikipedia(43 entries)
- afwiki Lucretia
- arwiki لوكريشا
- arzwiki لوكريشا
- be_x_oldwiki Люкрэцыя
- bewiki Лукрэцыя
- bgwiki Лукреция
- brwiki Lucretia
- cawiki Lucrècia (Roma)
- cswiki Lukrécie
- dawiki Lucretia
- dewiki Lucretia
- elwiki Λουκρητία (μυθολογία)
- enwiki Lucretia
- eowiki Lucretia
- eswiki Lucrecia
- euwiki Lukrezia (mitologia)
- fawiki لوکرتیا
- fiwiki Lucretia
- frpwiki Lucrèce (dama romèna)
- frwiki Lucrèce (dame romaine)
- hewiki אונס לוקרטיה
- hrwiki Lukrecija
- hywiki Լուկրեցիա
- idwiki Pemerkosaan Lucretia
- itwiki Lucrezia (antica Roma)
- jawiki ルクレティア
- kowiki 루크레티아
- lawiki Lucretia
- ltwiki Lukrecija
- mkwiki Лукреција
- mlwiki ലുക്രീഷ്യ
- nlwiki Lucretia (Romeinse overlevering)
- plwiki Lukrecja (postać legendarna)
- ptwiki Lucrécia (Roma)
- rowiki Lucreția
- ruwiki Лукреция
- shwiki Lukrecija
- sqwiki Lucretia
- svwiki Lucretia
- thwiki ลูเกรติอา
- trwiki Lucretia
- ukwiki Лукреція
- zhwiki 卢克丽霞
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Wikinews(0 entries)
Wikiquote(3 entries)
- eswikiquote Lucrecia
- itwikiquote Lucrezia (antica Roma)
- plwikiquote Lukrecja