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Français : Buste d'homme bas-empire en marbre de Luna, Musée national romain. Habituellement daté du quatrième ou du cinquième siècle, bien qu'il s'agisse peut-être d'un faux moderne. Parfois identifié comme un membre de la dynastie constantinienne, en particulier l'empereur Constance II (317-361), fils, co-empereur et successeur de Constantin le Grand, mais également identifié comme l'empereur Valens (364-378). Exposition temporaire au Colisée, Rome, Italie, (août 2013).
English: Late Roman bust of a man in Luna marble, Museo Nazionale Romano. Usually dated to the fourth or fifth century, though possibly a modern fake. Sometimes identified as a member of the Constantinian dynasty, especially the emperor Constantius II (317–361), son, co-emperor, and successor of Constantine the Great, but also identified as the emperor Valens (364–378). Temporary exhibition in the Colosseum, Rome, Italy (August 2013). See: "Portrait bust of clean-shaven man with lank hair. From Rome. Late fourth to fifth century." Last Statues of Antiquity (LSA-1065)
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