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Roman bust of emperor Gallienus

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7 June 2019
Roman skeleton in the tomb in Viminacium
Roman bust of emperor Gallienus

Roman bust of emperor Gallienus (ruing 261-268 CE). Object currently located in Louvre Museum (Paris, France).

His rule was during hard times – so-called Crisis of the Third Century. Gallienus tried to rationally resolve conflicts in the state, strengthen internal structures and maintain the relative unity of the empire.

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Roman bust of emperor GallienusGallienus Zenobia, author of the painting unknownSeptimia Zenobia Sculpture of a priest; so far it was considered the image of JulianJulian the Apostate Battle of Philippi in 42 BCEWars of second triumvirate Julius CaesarGaius Julius Caesar
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  • Louvre Museum

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