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Statue of Vespasian from Misenum

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20 July 2020
Statue of Vespasian of Misenum
Statue of Vespasian from Misenum | Author: Roger B. Ulrich

A marble statue of emperor Vespasian who was depicted as a hero. The object was found in the remains of the sanctuary Sodales Augustales in Misenum (present-day Bacoli, Italy) – a college taking care for the cult of Octavian Augustus.

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