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    Pax Romana Essay

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    Pax Romana was the long period of peacefulness and minimal expansion by the Roman military force experienced by the Roman Empire after the end of the Final War of the Roman Republic and before the beginning of the Crisis of the Third Century. Since it was established by Augustus‚ it is sometimes called Pax Augusta. Its span was approximately 206 years according to Encyclopedia Britannica or from 70 AD to 192 AD according to The Cambridge Ancient History. Overview The Pax Romana is said to have

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    Art Hist. Review Ancient Greek Art and Arch. (600 BCE-30 BCE) The Early Classical Period 480-450 BCE 5.23 KRITIOS BOY Acropolis‚ Athens 480 BCE -Marble -He is self confident and serious looking -He is a sculpture in the round -The artist is believed to be KRITIOS -The statue has an S-curve to him and is in the contrapposto pose‚ which is when artists use tension and relaxation around the central axis of the body to increase to muscular tension and enhance the musculature of a body. It is

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    History‚ facts and information about the reason why the Roman Empire fell. Retrieved from http://www.roman-colosseum.info/roman- empire/reason-why-the-roman-empire-fell.htm Roman Empire Stern‚ G. (2006). Women‚ children‚ and senators on the Ara Pacis Augustae: A study of Augustus’ vision of a new world order in 13 BC. Retrieved from ABI Inform database. The Roman Republic. (2000). Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History. Retrieved from http://www.metmuseum.org/toah/hd/romr/hd_romr.htm Trueman‚ C Warry

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    Egyptian Architecture It is as difficult to condense in one short chapter the sequence of architectural history in Egypt as it is impossible to over-estimate the interest that it offers to artists and historians. For there is not one period in History that is not richly represented here by characteristic and wonderful monuments. --In order to refrain from becoming absorbed by one or other of those periods‚ we will arrange the monuments under six chronological headings: The Pharaonic Times. 

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    Willendorf was found in Austria‚ discovered by archaeologist Joseph Szomabathy and dated in ca. 28‚000 - 25‚000 BCE. She is really tiny‚ she just height about 412 inches and the carved from limestone. Tellus is a very good work of the artist name Ara Pacis Augustus‚ It was found in Rome‚ Italy‚ dated in 13-9 BCE‚ Marble‚ and high 5’3”. It is the procession of the imperial family and important dignitary appear on North and South sides. Paleolithic was where the human beings‚ in that time they were

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    family‚ freedmen were particularly eager to imitate Augustan semblance as a way of blending in with their Roman peers.3 The funerary reliefs of these individuals‚ similar to that of Lucius Vibius’ family‚ mimic the styles found on the emperor’s Ara Pacis.4 Thus‚ “internationalism became nationalism‚” and the diversity of the empire hardened into a concrete‚ “collective Roman identity.”5 Architecture‚ too‚ reflected the transformation of Rome from Republic to Empire. As Diane Favro points out‚ the

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    How Art and Literature are used in an Imperial World The Roman Empire was filled with beautiful art and insightful literature‚ but none knew how to use this literature to their advantage like Gaius Octavian Thurinus also know as Augustus. Augustus the most influential people in all of Rome’s history and was responsible for turning Rome into an empire. Octavian was not directly linked to royalty‚ but he proved his loyalty to his uncle Julius Caesar. Caesar and Octavian had a close relationship and

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    to be overthrown by his people so Roman rulers quickly devised a way to reestablish the citizen’s faith in the emperor‚ which just happened to be the integration of propaganda into art pieces. One prime example of this is the Tellus panel on the Ara Pacis. On this panel we can see Tellus‚ the Earth‚ who represents the fertility of the royal family and perhaps hints at the godly power that the royal family held. Another example of the addition of family values to a piece of art is Painted portrait

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    The History of Rome The history of Rome spans 2‚800 years of the existence of a city that grew from a small Italian village in the 9th century BC into the center of a vast civilization that dominated the Mediterranean region for centuries‚ but was eventually overrun by Germanic tribes‚ marking the beginning of the Middle Ages‚ and that eventually became the seat of the Roman Catholic Church and the home of a sovereign state within its walls‚ Vatican City. It has continued to play a major role in

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    The Augustan Age Study Notes

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    The Augustan Age 44BC-AD14 Impact of Caesars death‚ Early Career of Octavian‚ Second Triumvirate and Civil War * Caesars death left a power vacuum. This was a split in the population politics were divided into: The Roman Republic (Cicero)‚ the Neutrals (people avoiding war)‚ Caesars men (Marc Antony). * Caesars will‚ made Octavian heir to ¾ of his estate and was now formally adopted as his son who went by the name: Gaius Julius Caesar. “It seems likeliest that Antonius had been irritated

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