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Rome and its Neighbors c. 500 BCE. The Pantheon Which of the following is not one of the Roman values described by Hunt? A.mos maiorum - reverence for.

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1 Rome and its Neighbors c. 500 BCE

2 The Pantheon

3 Which of the following is not one of the Roman values described by Hunt? A.mos maiorum - reverence for ancestors B.Fides - Faithfulness C.Virtu – strength, loyalty, courage D.Passio – persue one’s passion

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6 Etruscan Tombs

7 Banquet Scene from Etruscan Tomb

8 Etruscan Tombs

9 Etruscan View of the Afterlife

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11 Romulus & Remus with She-Wolf

12 Ancient Rome

13 Coin from Republican Rome c. 270 BCE

14 Ancient Rome

15 Rape of the Sabines – Nicholas Poussin c. 1635

16 Rape of Lucretia by Titian c. 1571

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18 Brutus retrieves the dagger and calls for the overthrow of monarchy

19 Death of Lucretia by Sandro Botticelli c. 1500

20 The Oath of the Horatii – Patriotic Duty

21 Lictors Bring Bodies of Brutus’s Sons

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