Roman sculpture from Augustus to Constantine (1907)
Strong, Eugénie Sellers · London : Duckworth and Co. ; New York : C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 406
himself on his ownartistic attainments. We would give much to knowmore of the sculptured decorations of the double Templeof Venus and Roma, erected, it is said, after thegifted Emperors plans, criticism of which cost, it issaid, Apollodorus his life.f By good fortune, however,we can form some… … ir.VDKIAN PASSIXG IX FKOXT OF TKMPLK (IK VKXIS AXD KOMA To face p. 2:i.S Frai/iiirnts in TmiH- and Lulcran THE PRINCIPATE OF HADRIAN 239 fragments respectively in the Lateran and the Museodelle Terme,* which have been astutely fitted togetherby Petersen. The fragment, as now reconstituted,shows the…
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