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geodog55 · **on:** Jun 23, 2018

Despite Domitian's pretension to be a dominus et deus, his portraits are characterized by

A) Augustan idealism.
B) Flavian verism.
C) Etruscan archaism.
D) Neronian self-indulgence.

Question 2

Portrait groups depicting Vespasian and his two sons promoted the idea that

A) stability had returned to Rome on the basis of an orderly succession.
B) Vespasian sought deification during his lifetime.
C) Vespasian intended to adopt formally the two boys before his death.
D) the process of dynastic succession was fundamentally changed since the time of Augustus.