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Mithridates VI of Pontus was one of the most successful enemies of the Roman Republic. Ruling over the kingdom of Pontus, he experimented with a variety of toxins, becoming immune to poisons. Mithridates is called the father of experimental toxicology.
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A line-art portrait of a bald man with glasses and a cap, framed by an arched border. Text reads 'EAT THE RUDE' at the top, 'SNC.' and '1996' on the sides, and 'MITHRIDATIS' at the bottom, flanked by arrows.
