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abern

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Pompey's distinctive hairstyle, combed to form an arc over the center of his forehead, facilitated comparisons between himself and
 
  A) Julius Caesar.
  B) Alexander the Great.
  C) Pericles.
  D) Marcus Claudius Marcellus.

Question 2

Full-length portraits such as the Pseudo-Athlete from Delos and the Tivoli General exhibit a discordant combination of ____________ and ____________.
 
  A) veristic head; idealized body
  B) idealized head; heroic nudity
  C) veristic head; aging body
  D) idealized head; aging body



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

A



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