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The one citation that his article has is unfounded. The book referenced has been scanned by google books and the page listed (p. 535) contains no reference to a bust of Plautilla in the Lourve. Nor can I find anywhere in the book a reference to such a bust. There is only one mention of her name in the entire book. If someone can come up with a reliable source, we can keep the information, otherwise, both the mention in the article and the source should be deleted.
--75.11.190.40 (talk) 20:42, 11 September 2010 (UTC)[reply]
