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Abstract
Chapter 7 discusses the correspondence and interaction of the portraits of Marcus Aurelius on coins and in sculpture. Dates for the creation and introduction in the mint of the portrait types of Marcus are suggested. The chapter also further pursues more comprehensive questions concerning the reasons for the creation of imperial portrait types and their dissemination.
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Title: Marcus Aurelius
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Abstract
Chapter 7 discusses the correspondence and interaction of the portraits of Marcus Aurelius on coins and in sculpture.
Dates for the creation and introduction in the mint of the portrait types of Marcus are suggested.
The chapter also further pursues more comprehensive questions concerning the reasons for the creation of imperial portrait types and their dissemination.
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