Roman Midterm

Krater of Aristonothos, from Cerveteri, Italy 650 BCE.Terracotta

Tomb of the Shields and Chairs, Banditaccia Necropolis, Cerveteri, Italy. Ca. 550-500 BCE. Cut Tufa.

Portonaccio Temple, with terracotta sculptures of Herakles, Apollo, and possibly Niobe. Veii, Italy. 510-500 BCE.

Sarcophagus of the Spouses. Banditaccia Necropolis, Cerveteri, Italy. ca. 520 BCE. Painted Terracotta.

Tomb of the Augurs, MonterozziNecropolis, Tarquinia. Ca. 520 BCE

Temple of Hera II, Paestum, ca. 460 BCE. Limestone

Warrior A, from Riace., Italy Ca. 460-450BCE. Bronze

Sarcophagus of Lucius Cornelius ScipioBarbatus. From the Tomb of the Scipios, Rome.Early 3rd Cent. BCE. Tufa.

Gold Stater of Titus Quinctius Flamininus. Struck in Greece, 197-196 BCE.

Victory Monument of Aemilius Paulus, Delphi, Greece. 168BCE. Reconstruction Drawing and Fragment of Inscription

Paris-Munich Reliefs (Altar of Domitius Ahenobarbus). From Rome. Late 2nd Century BCE.Top: Wedding of Neptune and Amphitrite with Marine Thiasos. Marble. Glyptothek, MunichBottom: Roman Ritual Frieze. Marble. Louvre, Paris

• Temple of Portunus, Forum Boarium, Rome. Late 2nd -
• Early 1st Century BCE

Sanctuary of Fortuna Primagenia, Palestrina. Late Second - Early First Century BCE

Aerial View, Forum of Pompeii. 1) Temple of Apollo 2) Capitolium 3) Forum 4) Basilica , ca. 80 BCE

Forum Basilica (VI.1.1), Pompeii. ca. 80 BCE

• Plan, Forum Baths
• (VII.5.24), Pompeii. Ca.
• 80-70 BCE
• 1) men’s entrance, 2)
• palaestra, 3) men’s
• apodyterium,
• 4) men’s frigidarium, 5)
• men’s tepidarium, 6)
• men’s caldarium,
• 10) women’s
• caldarium, 9) women’s
• tepidarium,
• 7) women’s
• apodyterium and
• frigidarium, women’s
• entrance (below 8)

Men’s Tepidarium, Forum Baths, Pompeii. Ca. 80-70 BCE

Aerial View, Theater (VIII.7.20), begun Second Century BCE, and Odeon, ca. 80-70 BCE

Amphitheater (II.6), Pompeii. Ca. 80-70 BCE

• Plan, House of Sallust (VI.2.4), Pompeii. 3rd Century BCE
• View of atrium

First Style Wall Painting, Atrium, House of Sallust. Ca. 100 BCE. Pompeii

18th Century Plan by KarlWeber andReconstruction,Villa of thePapyri, Herculaneum. FirstCentury BCE - FirstCentury CE. Possiblyowned by LuciusCalpurnius Piso

Second Style Fresco fragmentfrom the Villa of the Papyri,Herculaneum. 1st CenturyBCE

Statue of Athena,Villa ofthe Papyri, Herculaneum

Herm Bust of Doryphoros, by Apollonios of Athens (after Polykleitos, fifth century). First Century BCE.Naples Archaeological Museum

“Terme Ruler” (Hellenistic Prince orRoman General). Rome. Third to FirstCentury BCE. Bronze

Aule Metelle (Arringatore),Cortona. Ca. 90-70 BCE. Bronze

Tivoli General,” From Temple of Hercules, Tivoli. Ca.75-50 BCE. Marble. Rome, Palazzo Massimo.

Portrait of Gaius Julius Caesar, fromTusculum. ca. 44 BCE. Turin. Marble

Sestertius with Portrait of Julius Caesar as Divus Julius and Octavian as Divi Filius (son of a god). 37BCE. London

Aerial View, Mausoleum of Augustus. Campus Martius, Rome. 28-23 BCE

“Actium Type” Portrait of Octavian, Rome.

Bronze Head of Augustus, from Meroë, Kush (Sudan). Ca. 27-25 BCE. So-called “Prima Porta Type”

Augustus of Primaporta, from Rome. Early FirstCentury CE, copy of a bronze original of ca. 20BCE.Vatican Museums

Ara Pacis Augustae. 13-9 BCE. Rome

Altar and Inner Precinct, Ara Pacis Augustae. 13-9 BCE. Rome

Ara Pacis Augustae, South Frieze. 13-9 BCE. Rome

Plan, ForumAugustum.Vowed 42 BCE,Dedicated 2BCE. Rome

Caryatids with Jupiter Ammon, Forum Augustum, Dedicated 2 BCE. Rome

Relief from Algiers, Showing Cult Statue of Mars Ultor,Venus, and Divus Iulius

• Tomb of “The Baker,” Marcus Vergilius
• Eurysaces, and his wife Atistia. Late 1st
• Century BCE. Travertine. Rome, Porta
• Maggiore

Relief of the Servilii, Rome. Late 1st Century BCE. Marble. Vatican Museums

Arch of Augustus at Susa. Ca. 9 BCE

Portion of Relief with Double Suovetaurilia, from Rome. Ca. 14 CE. Musée du Louvre, Paris

Gemma Augustea,’Early 1st Century CE.KunshistorischesMuseum,Vienna

Claudius in the Guise of Jupiter, from Lanuvium. Ca.42-43. Marble.Vatican Museums

Porta Maggiore. 41-54 CE. Travertine. Rome. Exterior.

Portrait of Nero, from the Palatine Hill, Rome