Cameos Were Often Produced as

question 20

Multiple Choice

Cameos were often produced as

• A) plaques commemorating the manumission of a slave.
• B) imperial gifts for officials and dignitaries.
• C) public displays of the imperial triumphs.
• D) votive objects to be used in imperial cult worship.

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Definitions:

False Memories

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