Constantine The Great

Isaac Kremer/ November 23, 2025/ / 0 comments

Fragments of the gigantic statue from the Basilica of Constantine, Rome (c. A.D. 313). The full-size column and doorway at the right of the picture give an idea of the scale of the statue, which showed the Emperor seated with his right hand gripping a sceptre or spear and his left hand holding symbols of power and victory. (Boardman, 1986)

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