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1 Which Roman Emperor commissioned this column?
Hadrian Trajan Antoninus Pius d) Nero Question #1

2 Where would an oculus be found?
At the center of a dome. In the wall of a temple. As part of a Roman peristyle. d) In the apse of a basilica. Question #2

3 This palace at Tivoli was constructed by:
Augustus Nero Constantine d) Hadrian Question #3

4 This Roman building is called a(n):
Insula Apartment Public bath house d) Villa Question #4

5 This terracotta panel displays a rare image of:
Ancient hairstyling methods Ancient childbirthing methods Ancient pedicure methods d) Ancient medical exam Question #5

6 This emperor from the Late Roman Empire is:
Caracalla Caligula Constantine d) Severus Question #6

7 A large palace/fort was built at Split in Yugoslavia by:
Julius Caesar Trajan Diocletian d) Constantine Question #7

8 a wall portrait found at Pompeii
This is: a wall portrait found at Pompeii a mummy portrait from Faiyum, Egypt a portrait of Hadrian d) a portrait of Marcus Aurelius Question #8

9 This sculpture group is known as:
Septimus Severus and family Four Tetrarchs Plebian family d) Augustus and family Question #9

10 This is the Arch of: Constantine Titus Hadrian d) Diocletian
Question #10

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