A revisionary re-examination of Augustan ''propaganda'' as the product of dynamic critical interactions among Roman audiences artists and poets from Vergil to Ovid. It sheds new light on the meaning and perception of political iconography for scholars and students of this pivotal period in Roman history literature and culture.
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