The statue of Constantine, specifically the colossal statue of Emperor Constantine the Great, belongs to the early 4th century AD, during the Roman Empire's transition from paganism to Christianity. This era is marked by significant political, social, and religious changes, particularly with Constantine's Edict of Milan in 313 AD, which granted religious tolerance to Christians. The statue reflects the imperial power and the evolving identity of the Roman Empire during this transformative period.
The Roman Emperor Constantine finished building the Basilica Nova. He placed a huge statue of himself in the basilica.
It was the time in which Constantine the Great ruled Ancient Rome.
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You don't. The statue is just a decoration; it belongs to the store.
Pablo Picasso is one of the most famous painters. Some of his early work belongs to the classical era and his later work belongs to the cubist era.
The statue equestrian of Marcus Aurelius was not melted down because in the Middle Ages it was thought that it was a statue of Constantine the Great and therefore was not seen a the representation of a pagan emperor.
17th Century= 1600s
I think it's in reference to any large statue from that era
The Equestrian statue of Marcus Aurelius is the only surviving equestrian statue of a pre-Christian Roman Emperor. These statues were meted down in the latter days of the Romans to make coins or new statues or in the Middle Ages because the Christians saw them as pagan idols. This statue has survived because it was mistakenly thought that it was the statue of Constantine the Great, who was considered to have been the first Christian Roman emperor.
I am a constantine.
era- a period of time marked by a specific character Era means a certain point in time. It is a way to catagorize the past. ie. The 1960's is an era of war and peace.the same as the word erathe period of time to which anything belongs or is to be assigned
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