Roman Empire
From 27 BC to the 5th century AD; see Rome, ancient.
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Caligula took full advantage of the police-state apparatus founded by his predecessor to unleash a reign of terror unsurpassed (though often matched) in imperial Roman history. As she herself argues, imagemaking was reflexive and associative: it put into play symbolic meanings that reflected on its patrons, including those that linked Cosimo with an imperial Roman past. During the Imperial Roman era, the abundance of water from Apollo's spring led to the building of baths decorated with the site's most imposing statues. |
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