Antiquit And Xe9 Collection
"Journey through the Ages: Exploring Antiquity and Éré" Step back in time with these captivating engravings from 1866
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"Journey through the Ages: Exploring Antiquity and Éré" Step back in time with these captivating engravings from 1866, offering a glimpse into the fascinating world of antiquity. In Ancient Rome, captured enemies were harnessed, showcasing the might and dominance of this powerful empire. The triumphal procession in the Roman Forum further highlights their grandeur, as emperors paraded through the streets amidst adoring crowds. Witness the bustling trade of knowledge in Ancient Rome, where books were both sold and manufactured. Scholars and intellectuals gathered to exchange ideas and expand their understanding of the world. Traveling to Ancient Greece, we find ourselves at Athens' Acropolis - home to one of history's most iconic structures: The Parthenon. This magnificent temple stands as a testament to Greek architectural brilliance. Flipping through Ms. 1581 f. 371v Illustration from Book XIX by Flavius Josephus, we delve into Jewish history; tracing their departure from Babylon under Roman procurator Fadus' watchful eye. The Carthaginians take center stage next with a thrilling lion hunt – an exhilarating display of bravery against nature's fiercest predators. Back in Ancient Rome's amphitheater, witness both wild beasts being culled by Emperors for entertainment purposes and criminals facing brutal attacks by these same creatures – a chilling reminder of justice served differently during those times. Embark on Alexander the Great's legendary campaign across Balkans in 335 BC; his military prowess reshaping nations while leaving an indelible mark on history. Marvel at elephants slain within amphitheaters during ancient Roman spectacles - awe-inspiring displays that showcased man's dominion over even these majestic creatures. Finally, journey to Ancient Egypt where victorious Pharaoh Ramses II presides over prisoners brought before him; their hands cruelly cut off as punishment for opposing his reign.