text: A dolphin-riding cupid clings to the right leg of a sculpture of one of these people, whose cuirass depicts the return of a stolen battle standard.
full_question: A dolphin-riding cupid clings to the right leg of a sculpture of one of these people, whose cuirass depicts the return of a stolen battle standard. A pair of cornucopias surrounds a shield at the base of a statue of one of these men. An upward-pointing hand and a head with enormous eyes remain as fragments of a colossal statue of one of these people. One of these men carries a club and wears the jaws and pelt of the (*) Nemean lion in a bust depicting him as Hercules. These people were often depicted raising their right arms in salute to their soldiers, as in a statue found at Prima Porta, as well as in an enormous equestrian statue that inspired Donatello's Gattamelata. For 10 points, name these supreme rulers, who included Commodus, Marcus Aurelius and Augustus.
first_sentence: A dolphin-riding cupid clings to the right leg of a sculpture of one of these people, whose cuirass depicts the return of a stolen battle standard.
raw_answer: Roman emperors [or word forms; or Caesar; or Augustus; or imperator; or princeps; prompt on soldier or warrior or equivalents]