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Propaganda In The Days Of The Republic
In the days of the Republic, full-size statues, busts or what is now recovered of political officials and military commanders were often erected in public places for propaganda. Such an honor was given in commemoration of victories, triumphs and by political achievements. Portraits usually had a dedicatory inscription about the person. If the face who was commemorated with a portrait was found to have committed a shame to the Empire then the portrait would be brought down and destroyed to be replaced by another.
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