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In response to
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A thought for going forward: How many of you are familiar with the concept of damnatio memoriae? -- nm
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by
Reagen
Is it this? -- (link)
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Roger More (aka RogerMore)
Nov 6 '20, 11:42
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http://www.wtboard.com/?post_id=4879964&board_id=31196&username=RogerMore
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In Venice in the Palazzo Ducale, there's a room with portraits of every Doge (basically, an aristocrat elected as leader) One of them has their face
Roger More (aka RogerMore)
Jun 18 '20, 09:39
completely covered by a black shroud because he launched a failed coup.
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Max
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One difference is that monuments usually depict one person in isolation. The portraits are one of many displayed together.
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Reagen
Nov 6, 11:44
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