Detail, Column of Marcus Aurelius (Illustration)

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by Colosseum Rome Tickets
published on 09 October 2018

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Detail, Column of Marcus Aurelius — Column of Marcus Aurelius (fragment), Rome, Italy. The Column of Marcus Aurelius was erected c. 180 CE (the date of the emperor’s death) and records the feats of the emperor and his armies against the Germans and Sarmatians.

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