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A relief plaque depicting a bust of Hippocrates, the ancient Greek physician, is mounted on a plain, light-colored wall. The plaque is made of a textured, aged material, likely stone or plaster, with a light brown and green patina. Hippocrates is shown from the chest up, with a bald head, a prominent beard, and deeply lined facial features. He is wearing a tunic. To the left of his head, a Caduceus, a staff entwined with two snakes, is visible. Above the Caduceus, the word "CPLY" is inscribed. To the right of Hippocrates' head, the Roman numerals "CCCLXXVII" are inscribed. The name "Hippocrates" is carved in capital letters along the bottom of the plaque. The overall impression is of an educational or historical display. The location is described as Unknown, Unknown.
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