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Augustus of the Prima Porta (view source)
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[[Image:397px-Statue-Augustus.jpg|left|thumb|150px|The statue of Augustus Caesar, ''[[Augustus of the Prima Porta]].'']]
Possibly the most famous statue of a [[Roman]] leader, the "Augustus of the Prima Porta" is a statue that was discovered in the villa of [[Livia]], the wife of [[Augustus]], in Prima Porta. It is now displayed in the [[Vatican Museum]].
Possibly the most famous statue of a [[Roman]] leader, the "Augustus of the Prima Porta" is a statue that was discovered in the villa of [[Livia]], the wife of [[Augustus]], in Prima Porta. It is now displayed in the [[Vatican Museum]].
== References ==
== References ==
Zanker, ''The Power of Images in the Age of Augustus''
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