This paper gives an overview of the most important sculptures found in the Roman province of Dalmatia, which occurred as the Greek influence in the Roman period. Greek civilization not leave a large number of sculptures in this area, therefore, owe most Roman workshops. Roman copies were created inspired by the works of Greek sculptors, especially Praxiteles, Scopas and Lysippus. The work is divided into two parts and brings a total of 13 secure the Greek copies, and 18 possible. Secure Greek copies were those copies with clear Greek original, while for possible copies, the original is not determined with certainty. The largest number of them was discovered in Salona, the capital of the province. The most common material used for sculptural works was the marble, and rarely bronze. Mostly occur imported marble sculptures, and then those local productions. Thanks to long- distance trade of the ancient world, the works were found in the area defined in the title of the work. Presented sculptures are an important contribution to ancient sculptural heritage of the Roman province of Dalmatia.