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1
Q

Composition of Aurelian Walls

A

Concrete faced by reused bricks. However, gates were stone

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2
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Max potters at potters at Arezzo

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65

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3
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Pompeii theater

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80b

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4
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Man with portrait busts

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30b

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5
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Workshops at Arrezo

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110, with 10-20 potters

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6
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Tomb of Caetenii

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150, Via Appia

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7
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Parthian Arch

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19

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8
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Cuiraiss of Trajan

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Victory crowning+emperor slaying–>Victory slaying bull

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9
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2nd Sarco subjects

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Niobids, Orestes, aging Hercules, Meleager, Greeks and Amazons

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10
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Basilica of Pompeii

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120b

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11
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Architects of Nero

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Severus and Celer

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12
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Paris/Munich reliefs

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100b

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13
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Augustan restorations in Forum

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Basilica Julia,Temple of Castor

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14
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Who built big Ostia?

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Trajan

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15
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house of Sarco

A

arcosolia

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16
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XP house at Dura

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250: baptism; meeting hall; upstairs diningh room

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17
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Belvedere apotheosis of Caesar

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9b

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18
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Innovators of Third Style

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Nero

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19
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Who stamped at Arrezzo

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Roman owner, Greek slave

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20
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Samnite House

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120b

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21
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Percentage at Ostia, in Insulae

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90

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22
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Timgad

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100a

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23
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Ostia

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326b

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24
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Merida complex

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AugB

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25
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Diameter of Pantheon globe

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142 Ft

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26
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Servilii, Gesii freedmen

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30b

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27
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Mausoleum of Augustus

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c. 30b

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28
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Library of Celsus

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120

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29
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Maison Caree; location

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0, Nemausus

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30
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Chronology of RS

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ITS dominats; From 70a, Gallic restricts to Aegean; from 150, ARS pushes Gallic North of Alps; once stamps begin, chronology geteriorates

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31
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Vesta Tivoli

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80b

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32
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Villa of Mysteries

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170b

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33
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Porta Palatina; location

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J-C; Turin

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34
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Wife of Hadrian

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Sabina

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35
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Who built capitolium at Ostia

36
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Potter on the Wall

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c. 200, TS from Gaul, finewear from Trier, mortaria from Northampshire; local cooking pots; From IV, production centralized in Yorkshire

37
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Campus Martius Vesta

38
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Tomb of Haterii

39
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Wife of Trajan

40
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Best demonstration of Roman bath

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S Maria degli Angeli, in the Baths of Diocletian (Mike)

41
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Cenotaph of Julii

42
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Lago Argentina

43
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House of Faun

44
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Circus relief; location

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Trajanic; Ostia

45
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Who uses incision for folds

46
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Wives of AP and MA

47
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3rd Sarco subjects

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Romans and Amazons; lion hunt; processions; philosopher; mars and rhea Silvia; Achilles and dead Penthesilea

48
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Forma Urbis Romae

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SS; TEmplum Pacis, office of PUrbis, 151 marble slabs

49
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Location of Eurysaces

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Via Labicana, Praenestina

50
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First Lower class on imperial

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Trajan’s Alimentary, at Benevento

51
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Bathtub Sarco?

52
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Venus genetrix

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54; dedicated 29; diadumenos

53
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Pyramid of Cestius

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c. 15b; 3rd Style

54
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Red and Black rooms; Perseus location

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10b; Agrippa Postumus, Boscotrecase

55
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Who introduces chests on the bust

56
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Attic Sarco

A

continuous relief, along sides in equal relief (~Temples, which they emulate)

57
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How does YHWH appear at Dura

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Hand only; figures lack expression, volume, shadow, stan in frontally, have too few feet

58
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Pompeii baths

59
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Veristic portraits

60
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Architect of Domitian

61
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Christ as good Shepard with Jonas

62
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Tomb of Pancratii

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160, Via Latina

63
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Who transported pottery

A

Negoriatores cretarii OR PIGGYBACKS

64
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Pompey Amphitheater

65
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Pseudo athlete; location; source

A

70b; Delos

66
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Divus Julius

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42; dedicated 29

67
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Dedication of Coliseum

68
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What understanding do still life’s show

A

Appearance is a function of light

69
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Western Sarco

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Front in high relief; sides in low; slid into acrosolium; lids slope, with mask

70
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Forum of Augustus

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27b; dedicated 2b

71
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Which txt is illustrated; when

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Georgics; 5th

72
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Symbol of Serapis

73
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Theater of Marcellus

74
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San Idelfonso group

75
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Start date for Isola Sacra, inhumation, portrait mummys, and Sarcophagi

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2nd–esp. Antonines

76
Q

Jupiter at Baalbeck

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  1. Huge; compromise (peripteral with sole approach): emulated by Bacchus
77
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House of Vetii

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2nd; rebuilt 70a

78
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Sarco of Junius Bassus

79
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Shift from victory monuments

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ex manubiis–>civic buildings by mags; 2nd

80
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Composition of Monte Testaccio

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Dressel 20:spain

81
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Aqua Marcia

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140; part of shift to public; longest (90 vs. 17), best, first above ground; cracks from Iulia, Tepula; problems because repairs–>bad water into good; Viminal and then south. Quintus Marcus Rex.

82
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Don’t Forget

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Contabulatio

83
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Holscher’s hierarchy

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Patterns of rep>figural type>temporal style

84
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Turning point for Holscher

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Not Trajan; MA

85
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Why do portraits vary more?

A

Others allow reemphasis within semiotic language; portraits cannot innovate through combination

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