The middle of f82r as death or resurrection

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Have you noticed that the headdress on this nymph is different from most of the veils and diadems on the female nymphs?

Yes, I have. I interpret that as a wig. I even had a proposition about what the bald person might be associated with, but I forgot I think that was when I still thought the scene to represent resurrection *. 
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I'm aware of other added breasts, but it was the headdress and the darker breasts and the altered groin altogether that made me wonder if this was originally male.


Also... it might just be me, but that lower pleated edge looks more like fabric to me than hair (even wig hair). It's very even, rounded, and deliberate compared to hair on the other nymphs, either male or female. Plus, it's blue, in contrast to a lot of blonde and brown hair:



Both men and women wore this form of scalloped fabric as hats, but it was mainly men who wore it with a thick band of rounded or rolled fabric:

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