The North wall of the Ara Pacis is a relief of a procession of Senators. All of the Senators are wearing togas and a laurel wreath (the symbol of Victory). Some of the Senators are carrying olive branches in their hands as an allusion to peace. This relief is also ...
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Rome. Italy. The Tellus (or Pax) relief panel on the east wall (back) of the Ara Pacis Augustae, 13-9 BCE, Ara Pacis Museum Stock Photo - Alamy
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Rome. Italy. The Ara Pacis Augustae, Ara Pacis Museum. Exterior west wall (front), the 'Aeneas' relief panel, depicting a sacrifice performed by Aenea Stock Photo - Alamy
