Historia Naturalis, 36.36 (4)
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Historia Naturalis, 36.36 (4)
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Ex honore apparet in magna auctoritate habitum Lysiae opus quod in Palatio super arcum divus Augustus honori Octavi patris sui dicavit in aedicula columnis adornata, id est quadriga currusque et Apollo ac Diana ex uno lapide.
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Niche (or small shrine), built to contain a statue (of of a team of four horses with a chariot and Apollo with Diana all carved from one block of marble), made by the Ancient Greek master Lysias, set on top of the arch which the Emperor Augustus dedicated in honour of his father, (the Arch of C. Octavius) on the Palatine Hill, Rome
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Columns
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Augustus
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