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 one 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 arm in adlocutio. Either Theodoric the Great or Septimius Severus were depicted in a Late Antique one of these works called the Regisole. A bronze work of this type on the Capitoline Hill depicts an armorless (10[1])Marcus Aurelius (-5[1])who is shown without stirrups. For 10 points, what type of Roman (10[1])sculptures (10[1])inspired Donatello's Gattamelata and other Renaissance depictions of rulers on horseback? ■END■