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Old man, c.60 BCE, Munich Glyptothek. For other views see Munich Glyptothek.	man, stalactite limestone, mid 1st c. BCE, ANAM. For frontal view see ANAM.	grain mill from Villa Nona, Pompeii, volcanic stone, 1st c., KM 0000.00.1935	grain mill with person for scale, Pompeii, volcanic stone, 1st c., KM 0000.00.1935	Venus, marble, 1st c., ANAM. For view with person for scale see ANAM nymphaeum.
marble frog from a fountain, early imperial Roman, Bologna ROM 1520	sacrificing Roman emperor (right arm restored), Vat 199 or 259	Claudius, marble, head 1st c., body poss. 2nd c., Marignane area, ANAM. For oblique view see ANAM.	left arm of bronze male figure, from shipyard of the port of Civitavecchia, 1st-2nd c., Vat 15058. For scale and other views see Vatican Museums.	Anubis from his front/right, from Villa Pamphili at Anzio, Parian marble, 1st-2nd c., Vat 22840. For other views see Vatican Museums.
pinecone fountain, Publius Cincius Salvius, 1st-2nd c. cast bronze on marble capital 227-29, peacocks copies, tip restored, Vat. For other views see Vat.	Augustus of Prima Porta, marble, early 1st c. CE, Vat MV.2290.0.0, which has its own page	portrait of a youth, Greek island marble, Roman c.14-38 CE (Julio-Claudian), IMA 59.45	portrait of a youth, Greek island marble, Roman c.14-38 CE (Julio-Claudian), IMA 59.45, profile	Messalina with the infant Britannicus from Rome, marble, c.45 CE, Louvre MR 280
Hercules from Herculaneum, bronze, Louvre	River Nile, marble, late 1st-2nd c., Rome? Vat 22832. This work has its own page.	Harpocrates, porphyry, 2nd c. Carthage, KM 0000.00.7023	Harpocrates, porphyry, 2nd c. Carthage, KM 0000.00.7023, oblique view	unfinished Zodiac, marble, 2nd c. Roman, SMB AS SK1050. For oblique view see Berlin.
marble krater prob. 2nd c., in Ravenna, Orthodox baptistery, which has its own pages.	bronze bear, prob. 2nd c. CE, poss. 3rd c. BCE, Aachen cathedral. The bear has its own page.	early 2nd c. base, Lateran Baptistery narthex. The baptistery octagon and narthex have their own interior page with other 2nd-c. sculpture.	marble head from Rumeli Hisar, c.130-60 or Caracalla c.212-17, Penn MS216, which has its own page	Polydeukion, marble, c.150, KM 1974.06.0001, oblique from right
Polydeukion, marble, c.150, KM 1974.06.0001, frontal	Polydeukion, marble, c.150, KM 1974.06.0001, oblique from left	Gaul, marble, Rome c.170-90, SMB AS Sk 1529. For other views see Berlin.	portrait head, bronze gilt, 3rd c., fr. west wall of Aquileia forum, ANAM. For profile view see ANAM.	Roman lady, Empress Aquilia Severa?, marble, c.200-230, KM 1983.03.0001
Roman lady, Empress Aquilia Severa?, marble, c.200-230, KM 1983.03.0001	Roman lady, Empress Aquilia Severa?, marble, c.200-230, KM 1983.03.0001	Roman lady, Empress Aquilia Severa?, marble, c.200-230, KM 1983.03.0001	sword hilt fr. life-size figure, bronze, 4th c., SF 1952.44. For detail see SF.	Constantine I from Stonegate, York, marble, possibly soon after 306, Yorkshire Museum
Constantine I from Stonegate, York, marble, possibly soon after 306, Yorkshire Museum	barbarian and/or soldier, 4th c., Munich Glyptothek	barbarian and/or soldier, 4th c., Munich Glyptothek	barbarian and/or soldier, 4th c., Munich Glyptothek	barbarian prob. fr. sarcophagus Helena, slight angle from below, porphyry, 4th c., V&A A.102-1956. For other views see V&A.
dolphins/vase capital, marble, Reims, early 5th c., Reims MSR 978.28697	undated barbarian figures from Szöny (Roman Brigetio), HNM	undated barbarian figures from Szöny (Roman Brigetio), HNM	undated Roman green basalt basin, Lateran Baptistery font, Rome. The baptistery octagon and narthex have their own interior page.	undated Roman capitals in Sant'Angelo, Perugia, which has its own page.