The Roman Shield in the movie The Eagle
A large, curved shield with a simple and effective design, it was used from the end of the Republic until about 300 AD. Made of three layers of plywood with an outer layer of iron or bronze strips, it is strong and light, weighing about 15 pounds. Capable of covering from the soldier's shoulder to the knee, wide enough to allow the soldier to squat completely hide behind it. Its curved design provides excellent side protection, both in charge and at rest. The design of the shield was inspired by the movie "The Eagle", which is about the LegioIX, the Ninth Legion, which existed in the UK about 100 years later.
The Giant Feet of Roman Emperor Constantine
Constantine's giant foot is 2 meters long and 1.5 meters high, making it one of the largest marble feet still standing in ancient times. It is part of a 12 meter tall seated statue. The original is at the Capitoline Museum in Rome. This scan is from a copy in front of the entrance to the Roman Empire Baths in Trier, Germany. The remaining giant feet, hands with fingertips pointing upwards, and the portrait of the emperor all outline a chilling image of the emperor.
Rome during the reign of Constantine I
A fine plaster model depicting the Roman Empire during the reign of Constantine I in the 4th century AD. This model is now located in the Museum of Roman Civilization, which opened in the 1930s to showcase the history of ancient Rome.
Roman vase
They are common ceramic containers in ancient Roman civilization, not only daily necessities, but also symbols of art and culture. These vases are usually made of clay and fired at high temperatures, possessing strong and durable characteristics. The design of Roman vases is diverse, ranging from simple practical shapes to complex decorative shapes, reflecting the aesthetic taste and craftsmanship level of Roman society. Decorative patterns may include mythological scenes, historical events, geometric shapes, or plant patterns, which are not only aesthetically pleasing but also convey the religious beliefs and social values of the time. Some Roman vases are used to store liquids, while others are used for decoration or as burial objects at funerals.
Roman Catholic Church
It is the largest Christian denomination in the world, headquartered in Vatican City, an independent country in Rome, Italy. The Catholic Church is led by the Pope, who is considered the successor of St. Peter and the spiritual leader of Catholics worldwide. The doctrine and liturgy are deeply influenced by the Bible, the Bible, and the traditions of the Church. It has a rich religious ceremony, including seven sacraments such as baptism, communion, and confession. Having numerous churches, monasteries, and educational institutions worldwide, it has a profound impact on education, charity, and healthcare. There are over one billion believers worldwide, distributed in various countries and regions.
Altar created by Gian Battista Piranesi
An altar created by Italian architect and artist Gian Battista Piranesi, located in the Santa Maria del Priorato church in Rome. He was a renowned architect, artist, and printmaker of the 18th century, known for his research on ancient Roman architecture and culture. The altar he created at the Church of Santa Maria del Priorato is one of his masterpieces. This is a Baroque style altar, adorned with magnificent decorations and intricate carvings.
Saint George Dragon Slayer Statue
Saint George is one of the most respected and widely worshipped figures among Christian saints. It is said that Saint George was a Roman military officer who lived in the 3rd century. He was persecuted for bravely promoting the Christian faith and refusing to worship gods in Roman temples. He was arrested and tortured, but he persisted in his faith. In the end, he was beheaded and martyred in public. He is revered as a savior, warrior, and protector god. The image of Saint George is often depicted as a warrior riding on a white horse, wielding a spear, and fighting against an evil dragon. This depiction symbolizes his bravery and strength, as well as his victory over evil.
Lar: Bronze Statue of the Roman Protector of Religion
Lar is the patron saint of Roman religion. At first, he was a god of farmland, and later he was worshipped along with the household god Ponates. The family god Lal is the center of the family worship ceremony, often depicted as a young man holding a wine horn in one hand and a wine cup in the other. There are often two separate rals next to Vesta or some other deity. People pray to Lal every morning and offer offerings to Lal during family holidays. The public's protection of the area with Cross Street; The national god Ra (known as the Protector) is a Roman patron saint worshipped in the temple on Via Sacra.
The Roman water god lying under a mussel shell
The fountain, built in the 19th century, is located about 200 meters southeast of Valtis Castle in the Field Mountains of western Germany
The statue of Vesta, the female hearth god in Roman mythology
Vesta was the virgin goddess in Roman religion who was in charge of the hearth, home, and household. She is rarely depicted in human form and is often personified by the fire of her temple in the Roman Forum. Only her priestess Vesta was allowed to enter her temple, and they guarded the sacred flame by the fireplace in her temple.
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Roman Girl Statue 3D Stone Carving AR Cultural Relics British Museum.
Roman statue, a young girl playing with her fingers. Found in Rome, Italy. It is now in the British Museum in London.
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