Marble head of a veiled man
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The emperor held multiple positions of power, serving as chief state priest, and many statues depict him in prayer or offering sacrifices, with a fold of his toga pulled up over his head as an act of devotion. Nevertheless, this idealized image may actually symbolize the Genius, or guardian spirit, of the living emperor. Typically, every Roman household revered their protective spirit at family shrines, represented by small statues of veiled figures holding sacred objects for offerings. Similarly, widespread adoration of the Genius Augusti, established by the paternalistic Augustus, took place at public altars and shrines.
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