____ studied violin in Bologna, but spent his career in Rome, where he worked for several rich and influential patrons. He was the first musician in the history of music to make his reputation exclusively as an instrumental composer

The scholar who maintained that we are all born with a recognition of shared archetypes that we use to understand human experience was

a. Carl Jung. b. John Milton. c. James Joyce. d. Edith Hamilton. e. Bruno Bettelheim.

The Bust of Emperor Vespasian typifies Roman portraiture traditions in

a)  the individualized facial features. b)  the lack of eyeballs. c)  the marble medium. d)  the bust format.