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November 08, 2010

Constantius Chlorus in Copenhagen

This is the start of a new small series of photographs of Roman emperors. The NY Carlsberg Glyptoteket in Copenhagen has a spectacular imperial Roman sculpture gallery and is especially strong in late antiquity. First up (and I confess that I had never seen this before) Constantius Chlorus, the father of Constantine. He died in York on July 25, AD306:

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