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Grave stele of Marcus Aurelius Alexys. The inscription states that he was in the Spartan company of the Lakonians in the Parthian campaign of Emperor Caracalla in 214-217 CE. The relief depicts the soldier wearing a chiton, a cloack and the lorica segmentata, the corselet worn by Roman legionaries. On his head he wears a Lakonian pilos. The large club on the side is an unuasual weapon for this type of soldier. Marble. Imperial Roman, ca. 214-217 CE. From Sparta.
Location
National Archaeological Museum/Athens/Greece
Unique Identifier
ART404900
Type
Image
Purpose
Public
Size
3679px × 3995px
Photo Credit
© Vanni Archive/ Art Resource, NY
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3rd century CE
Armor
Imperial Roman (27 BCE-396 CE)
Man
Marble
Relief
Sculpture
Soldier