One of these artworks depicts a man wearing a crown of lovage, whose missing head was found 10 years later in a Perserschutt ditch. The Jacobins destroyed one of these artworks in Pavia that was originally moved from Ravenna. An Archaic Period (-5[1])one (-5[1])of these works is named for Rampin. Some historians believe one of these works originally included a kneeling barbarian underneath a man who (*) raises his right (-5[2])arm (10[1]-5[3])in (-5[1])adlocutio. (-5[2])Either Theodoric the Great or Septimius Severus (-5[1])were depicted in a Late Antique (-5[1])one of these works (-5[1])called the Regisole. A bronze work of this type (-5[1])on the Capitoline Hill (-5[1])depicts an armorless (10[1])Marcus Aurelius (10[2]-5[1])who is shown without stirrups. (10[3])For 10 points, (10[1])what type of Roman (10[1])sculptures (10[4])inspired (10[1])Donatello's Gattamelata (10[3])and other Renaissance depictions (10[1])of rulers on horseback? (10[2])■END■ (10[8])