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    Introduction to Art: Final Exam Study Guide 1. The decorative top of a column. Capitals 2. The middle section of the horizontal entablature in ancient Greek order. Frieze 3. The square areas between the triglyphs in the frieze area of the entablature. Metope 4. Ionic columns have capitals with a scroll like motif called volutes. 5. 6. Decorative vertical or raised lines on a column are called? flutes 7. The elements of an order are- column with capitals‚and the entablature

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    References: Marcus Aurelius Antoninus (121–180). The meditations of Marcus Aurelius. trans. by George Long. Vol. II‚ Part 3. The Harvard Classics. New York: P.F. Collier & Son‚ 1909–14; Bartleby.com‚ 2001. www.bartleby.com/2/3/. Jacobs‚ Hyman (2009). How to balance your college course load and homework

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    Medicine in Ancient Greece was a prominent field that took a holistic and natural approach to life and dealing with its misfortunes. While many would consider the Greek physician Hippocrates‚ the “Father of Western Medicine‚” however‚ it was Aulus Cornelius Celsus‚ a medically-trained Roman army veteran and encyclopaedist from whom we derive much of our modern medical knowledge. Before Greek influences‚ the ancient Romans lacked structured and qualified medical knowledge and facilities to aid in

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    from Vindolanda used Roman currency to purchase goods. This is evident from a coin discovered through the excavations of the site. We know that this formed part of the Roman currency as it depicted Faustina who was the wife of a Roman emperor; Marcus Aurelius. Likewise‚ the people from Pompeii used coins as a currency in order to pay for

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    Jeannie Hardy PHO 184B Professor Smith September 7‚ 2102 Chapter 1 Essay The film Gladiator is not only known for Russell Crowe’s Academy award winning performance‚ but it is also known for it’s camerawork and cinematography. This film has a considerable amount of blatant formalism‚ which director Ridley Scott uses to portray Maximus’ message. Camera angles are commonly used to distinguish power in a scene‚ most of the time by using low-angle or high-angle shot. These types of angels are

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    makers attempt to portray the emperor as the antagonist of the story‚ they however remove or add material where they see necessary. In the film Gladiator Marcus Aurelius describes his son Commodus as an “immoral man” and thus is unable to present him with emperorship but this is contradictory as Commodus was a joint ruler with his father Marcus Aurelis .While ancient historian Dio Cassius refers to Commodus as a “greater curse to the romans” the production team have excluded facts such as his

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    never outgrows his childhood. However‚ he in fact was not like that at all. In the film Commodus is shown killed is father because his father believed he wasn’t fit to rule. In truth Commodus did not kill his. Historians generally agree that‚ Marcus Aurelius died of the plague in Vienna on March 17‚ 180 CE

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    display a record of military campaigns‚ conquest and Constantine’s personal qualities. Many of the reliefs are even reused from monuments of earlier emperors‚ such as the two-framed panels on the attic‚ originally found on a monument of emperor Marcus Aurelius. Another example is the Dacian statues situated in between the framed panels‚ while they were originally from a Trajanic monument. These reused imagery were all chosen to demonstrate the success and the official military role of the emperor. By

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    In the time of the agricultural age‚ two civilizations arose out of the plenteous food and raging waters. These two early civilizations were Mesopotamia and Egypt. Although many similarities can be drawn between the two‚ they each proved to be very different from each other in social‚ political‚ and religious systems as well as their stability and defeat. Although the Egyptian and Mesopotamian civilizations paved the way modern civilizations‚ they have more differences that are illustrated in

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    from the point of virtues being “characteristics of a person that are not inborn but acquired and developed through learning‚ instruction and continuous practice” as per Lampous arguments (2002:8) Supported in the movie by Caesar the former‚ Marcus Aurelius‚ in his statement: “Your faults as my son is my failures as a father” (Ridley Scott‚ 2004) To further describe Commodus‚ we have to turn to the defintions of pseudotransformational leadership‚ which refers to “leaders that are self-consumed‚ exploitive

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