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Made with out the relious figure |
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Burial space for many people |
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The forecourt of the church |
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the entrance hall or porch proceeding the naive. |
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the longitudinal or central space. |
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Area for those lower in hierarchy in 4th century, but later a place for immigrants to circumambulate. |
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Images not painted by hand |
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arch under all the other arches. Rounded Register |
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The area between the two arches. |
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Image of Jesus within an oval of light |
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The term for ordinary people doing ordinary things. |
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This was most likely made to prove artist skill in the 2nd to 4th century. |
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Agustus from Prima Porta (100 CE)
This was made to show that Emperior Agustus had approval from the gods. He is shown bare foot to suggest walking with the gods. |
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Ara Pacis of Augustus (13-19 CE)
Alter of peace -> commissioned by senate
Relief in a register
Vines in lower relief to symbolize abundance
Sides show a procession. |
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Colosseum (80 CE)
A 4 layered amplitheatre used to entertain the larger mass of he population. Over saw the Colosus. at that time this structure was most likeely called the Flavian Apithearter. |
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Arch of Titus (81 CE)
A large entabulature (piers with an attic) Made for military display. The lowest register suggest deep space. And some say when those soilders return from war they celebrated by proceeding through the arch. |
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