 Who: Vespasian  What: Coin  When: AD 71  Where: Rome.

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 Who: Vespasian  What: Coin  When: AD 71  Where: Rome

 Who: Jean-Leon Gerome  What: Pollice Verso  When: 1872  Where: Arizona

Who: Titus What: Arch of Titus When: AD Where: Rome

 Who: Domitian  What: Piazza Navona/circus of Domitian  When: AD  Where: Rome

Who: Titus What: Street When: AD 79 Where: Pompeii

Who: Mamia What: Funerary bench When: AD 79 Where: Pompeii

Who: Titus What: Forum When: AD 79 Where: Pompeii

Who: Titus What: Gladiators school ( ludus ) When: AD 79 Where: Pompeii

 Who: Titus  What: Graffiti  When: AD 79  Where: Pompeii

 Who: Titus  What: Wall painting  When: AD 79  Where: Pompeii Wall painting Wall painting

Who: Titus What: Interior of a Roman house When: AD 79 Where: Near Pompeii

Who: Titus What: Alexander Mosaic When: AD 79 Where: Pompeii

Who: Trajan What: Column When: Early 2 nd CAD Where: Rome

 Who: Hadrian  What: Statue  When: Early 2 nd CAD  Where: Rome 14

 Who: Antinous  What: Statue  When: Early 2 nd CAD  Where: Egypt 15

 Who: Hadrian  What: Pantheon  When: Early 2 nd CAD  Where: Rome 16

 Who: Commodus  What: Statue  When: Late 2 nd CAD  Where: Rome 17

 Who: Septimius Severus  What: four-way arch  When: Late 2 nd early 3 rd CAD  Where: Leptis Magna, Africa 18

 Who: Caracalla  What: Family portrait  When: Early 3 rd CAD  Where: Berlin 19

 Who: Diocletian  What: Porphyry Statue  When: Early 4th CAD  Where: Venice

Who: Decius What: Certificate of sacrifice When: Mid 3 rd CAD Where: Oxyrhynchus, in Egypt

 Who: Constantine I  What: Head of colossal statue  When: Early 4th CAD  Where: Rome

 Who: Constantine I  What: Coin  When: Early 4th CAD  Where: Roman Empire

 Who: Constantine I  What: Arch of Constantine  When: Early 4 th CAD  Where: Rome

 Who: Caracala  What: Baths of Caracalla  When: Early 3 rd century AD  Where: Rome 25

 Who: Justinian and Theodora  What: San Vitale Mosaics  When: Early 6 th CAD  Where: Ravenna