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jan 24, 323 - Porphyry Column of Constantine

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Constantinople, 4th century

The stone used in their pillar was reserved for imperial uses only. The column is topped with a statue of Apollo/Helios or Constantine as that deity. The figure holds a sphere which contained a relic of the True Cross. This seems to be a display of syncretic tendencies.

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Early Christian and Byzantine Art

ByColleen Wilson
8 Dec 2018

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jan 24, 323
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~ 1702 years ago

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