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What do the Denarius of Julius Caesar, Augustus of Primaporta, and Emperor Justinian and His Attendants have in common?
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What do the Denarius of Julius Caesar, Augustus of Primaporta, and Emperor Justinian and His Attendants have in common?

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In common, they all have verism (an extreme or strict naturalism in art or literature). Denarius of Julius Caesar is on a coin, Augustus of Primaporta has a statue of himself and Emperor Justinian is portrayed as a mosaic.

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