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Bearded Head of Octavian, marble, 37-31 BCE, cryptoporticus of the forum, Arles, France
Apotheosis of Caesar, marble, 12-2 BCE, Belvedere Altar, Palatine Hill, Rome
When I had extinguished the flames of civil war, after receiving by universal consent the absolute control of affairs, I transferred the Republic from my own control to the will of the Senate and Roman people,and for this service I was given the title of Augustus by decree of the Senate.
The Parthians I compelled to restore to me the spoils and standards of the Roman armies. These I deposited in the inner shrine of the Temple of Mars Ultor (Mars the Avenger) … The King of the Parthians sent his sons and grandsons to me in Italy, … seeking our friendship by means of his own children as pledges
Text from Res Gestate, 15-20 CE, Ankara (modern Turkey)
West Facade of the Ara Pacis Augustae, marble, 13-9 BCE, Rome
Procession of the Imperial Family, marble, 13-9 BCE, detail of the south frieze of the Ara Pacas Augustae, Rome
Bust of Livia, marble, early 1st century CE, Arsinoe, Egypt
Head of the heroic statue of Gaius Caesar, marble, early 1st century CE, Julian Basilica, Corinth, Greece
Aeneas Sacrificing, marble, 13-9 BCE, panel on the west facade of the Ara Pacis Augustae, Rome
Plan of the Forum Augustum. began 27 BCE and dedicated 2 BCE, Rome
Augustus as imperator, marble, early 1st century CE copy, Villa of Livia, Primaporta
Egyptianizing Detail, fresco, 10 BCE, Black Room, Villa of Agrippa Postumus, Boscotrecase
Funerary Relief with Cortege of the Deceased, limestone, 50-1 BCE, Amiternum
To Quintus Fabius Diogenes and Fabia Primigenia who lived with him 47 years, the freedmen, freedwomen, and family of Quintus Fabius Diogenes made (this monument).
Marble Funerary Altar, marble, 14-68 CE
Tomb of Caius Cestius, 15 BCE, Via Ostiensis, Rome
Tomb of Marcus Vergilius Eurysaces, marble, late 1st BCE, Rome
Pont-du-Gard, 16 BCE, Nimes, France
Scaenae frons, marble, 16 BCE, Merida, Spain
Gemma Augustea, Sardonyx cameo, 15 CE
Blinding of Polyphemus, marble, 14-26 CE, Sperlonga
Portrait of Caligula, 37-38 CE, Asia Minor
Claudius enthroned in the guise of Jupiter, 45-54 CE, theater, Cerveteri
Nero, marble, 48-51 CE, basilica, Velleia
Head of Nero, marble, 59-64 CE, Palatine Hill, Rome
Octagonal Hall of Domus Area, concrete construction, 64-68 CE, Rome
Head of Vitellius, marble, 69 CE
Head of Vespasian, marble, 75-79 CE
North side of the Colosseum, 70-80 CE, Flavian Amphitheater, Rome
Arch of Titus, 81 CE, Via Sacra, Rome
Soldiers carrying the spoils of Jerusalem in the triumph of Titus, marble, 81 CE, South Side, Arch of Titus, Via Sacra, Rome
Statue of a Flavian woman in the guise of Venus, marble, late 1st CE, Porta San Sebastiano, Rome
Rabirius : restored view of the Palace of Domitian, 92 CE, Palatine Hill, Rome
Plan of the basilica, 80-70 BCE, Pompeii
Plan of the Forum Baths, 80-70 BCE, Pompeii
Aerial View of the Amphitheater, 80-70 BCE, Pompeii
Brawl in the Pompeii Amphitheater, large scale fresco, 60-79 BCE, House I 3 23, Pompeii
First style panel, fresco and plaster, mid 2nd BCE, House of Sallust, Pompeii
Tombs on the South side of the road outside of the Nuceria gate, local tufa, 2nd-1st BCE, Pompeii
Second Style mural paintings in cubiculum M of the Villa of Publius Fannius Synistor, fresco, 50-40 BCE, Boscoreale
Perseus and Andromeda, fresco mural painting, 62-79 CE, House of the Dioscuri, Pompeii
Still life with peaches, fresco, 70-79 CE, House of the Stags, Herculaneum
Plan of the Imperial Fora, Rome 1)Forum of Caesar 2)Forum of Augustus 3)Templum Pacis 4)Forum Transitorium 5)Forum of Trajan 6)Markets of Trajan
Markets of Trajan, concrete, 100-112 CE, Quirinal Hill, Rome
Column of Trajan, marble, dedicated 112 CE, Forum of Trajan, Rome
Detail, marble, dedicated 112 CE, Column of Trajan, Rome
Emperor and Captive “metope” from the victory monument, local limestone, 109 CE, Adamklissi
Facades of the arch of Trajan, marble, 114-118 CE, Benevento
Alimentary scene, marble, 114-118 CE, Arch of Trajan, Benevento