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The widespread interpretation of the frieze of St. Omobono’s (now in the Capitoline Museum and in the Kunsthistorisches Museum of Vienna) as part of a victory monument of Sulla proves ill-founded. The frieze was rather connected with a ceremony in honor of the gods as saviors of the Roman state and authors of its victories.
