Ancient Romans at war. Detail from the Column of Emperor Marcus Aurelius with battle scenes against german barbarians, erected in the 2nd century AD i

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Ancient Romans at war. Detail from the Column of Emperor Marcus Aurelius with battle scenes against german barbarians, erected in the 2nd century AD in Rome (Black and White with copy space)

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