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saliriagwu

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On funerary reliefs of freedmen, men always wear togas to signify their
 
  A) status as husbands.
  B) Roman citizenship.
  C) membership in the Senate.
  D) former status as slaves.

Question 2

The imagery that decorates the tomb of Marcus Vergilius Eurysaces depicts
 
  A) various bread-making stages representing the vocation of Eurysaces.
  B) the social advancement of Eurysaces and his wife, Atistia.
  C) Eurysaces's close associations with Marc Antony in Egypt.
  D) various Greek mythological figures representing the virtues Eurysaces wished to associate with himself.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

A



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