Roman sculpture from Augustus to Constantine (1907)
Strong, Eugénie Sellers · London : Duckworth and Co. ; New York : C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 600
er Drusus, of his nephewGermanicus, and of his son the younger Drusus, presumablyresembled his own. They have not yet been satisfactorily iden-tified. No. 439 in the Lateran—a prince of the Julio-Claudianhouse, who has been variously called the Elder Drusus, and hisson Germanicus—can give students… … IOUTKAIT OF LLIO-CLArDIAX IEKI o Biirraico ROMAN PORTRAITURE 359 the so-called Marcus Junius Brutus of the Capitol(Helbig, 536). The portrait has been interpreted, buton insufficient grounds, as that of Virgil. The portraits distributed among the numerous ladiesof the Julio-Claudian family are, as…
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