1  Who: Augustus  What: Prima Porta Augustus  When: AD 14  Where: Prima Porta Italy.

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1  Who: Augustus  What: Prima Porta Augustus  When: AD 14  Where: Prima Porta Italy

 Who: Augustus and Agrippa  What: Coin with Egypt captured  When BC  Where: Empire

 Who: Augustus  What: Coin with goddess of peace  When: 28 BC  Where: Ephesus

 Who: Julia with Gaius and Lucius  What: Coin  When: 13 BC  Where: Italy

5 Who: Julius Caesar/Augustus What: Forum of Julius Caesar When: After 44 BC Where: Rome

6 Who: Augustus and Mussolini What: Forum of Augustus When: 2 BC Where: Rome

7 Who: Augustus What: Mausoleum of Augustus When: c. 28BC Where: Rome- Campus Martius

8 Who: Augustus and Livia What: Frescoes from the House of Livia When: Late 1 st C. BC-early 1 st C. AD Where: Prima Porta

Who: Agrippa What: Baths of Agrippa When: 25 BC Where: Rome

10 Who: Augustus What: Maison Carree When: c. 19 BC Where: Nimes, France

11 Who: Augustus What: Statue as priest When: 1 st C AD Where: Rome

Who: Augustus What: Los Milagros Aqueduct When: Late 1 st C BC Where: Spain

13 Who: Cestius and “Fritz” What: Tomb of Cestius When: c. 12 BC Where: Rome

14 Who: Augustus What: Tomb of Eurysaces When: Late 1 st C BC Where: Rome

15 Who: Augustus What: Ara Pacis Augustae When: 13 – 9 BC Where: Campus Martius, Rome

 Who: Augustus  What: Theater of Marcellus  When: c. 17 BC  Where: Rome

Who: Augustus What: Temple of Deified Caesar When: 29 BC Where: Rome

Who: Augustus What: Painting of Horologium, mausoleum, and Ara Pacis of Augustus When: 28-10BC Where: Rome

19 Who: Augustus and Livia What: House of Livia When: Late 1 st C BC BC Where: Rome

20 Who: Augustus What: Forum Romanum When: Republic and Empire Where: Rome