JnTnl black and white engraving of a Roman soldier standing with arms crossed in front of a wooden door with "Temple of Janus" written above. The soldier is wearing a helmet with a chin strap, a chainmail shirt, and a short tunic with a pleated skirt. He has a muscular build and a serious expression. A large, round, shield with a detailed eagle design is leaning against his right side. A cloak is draped over his left shoulder and hangs down his back. He is standing on a flat surface, and his feet are covered with simple sandals. The door behind him is detailed with vertical wooden planks and a large metal hinge on the left side. The illustration uses fine lines and cross-hatching for shading, giving it a textured, vintage look. The soldier's stance and the detailed shield suggest a sense of readiness and strength. The overall style is reminiscent of 19th-century caricature or historical satire, with a focus on the Roman soldier's exaggerated, muscular physique and traditional armor. <lora:JnTnl-000009:1>
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