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"Caracalla: The Legacy of a Roman Emperor" Step into the ancient city of Rome with this captivating lithograph from 1878, showcasing the intricate city map

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Caracalla Collection: Baths of Caracalla in ancient Rome
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Caracalla Collection: Baths Caracalla Two Capitals Villa Mattei Rome
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Caracalla Collection: Five Capitals Villa Mattei Rome Baths Caracalla
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Caracalla Collection: Baths Caracalla Rome Frascati Distance Porta Latina
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Caracalla Collection: Aula centrale dei bagui Caracalla Michele Mang
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Caracalla Collection: Baths Caracalla Rome Mrs Jane St John British
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Caracalla Collection: Ruins Rome Baths Caracalla 1639
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Caracalla Collection: Baths Caracalla James Anderson British 1813 1877
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Caracalla Collection: Caracalla 186 - 217Ad Born Lucius Septimius Bassianus And Later Called Marcus Aurelius Septimius
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Caracalla Collection: Caracalla. Roman emperor. Marble portrait. 3rd century
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Caracalla Collection: Head of Caracal (Felis caracal) baring its teeth, side view
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Caracalla Collection: Julia Domna (c. 158-217) Roman Empress and second wife of Sep
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Caracalla Collection: Trajan (53-117 AD). Roman emperor. Bust. Carlsberg Glyptotek
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Caracalla Collection: Caracalla (188- 217). Roman emperor. Bust. Child portrait. C
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Caracalla Collection: Arch of Drusus. Rome. Italy
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Caracalla Collection: Italy. Rome. Arch of Septimius Severus
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Caracalla Collection: Roman Art. Circus of Maxentius. Rome. Italy
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Caracalla Collection: Roman basilica and circus
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Caracalla Collection: Plate 19 view Baths Caracalla indicating inscribed letter
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Caracalla Collection: View ruins Baths Caracalla series Small book
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Caracalla Collection: Plan City Rome Part 5 Baths Caracalla Santa Sabina
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Caracalla Collection: Reconstruction Circus Caracalla View Ruins 1704
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Caracalla Collection: Frigidarium of the Baths of the Caracalla at Rome
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Caracalla Collection: Caracalla
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Caracalla Collection: View of the Remains of Caracallas Baths, taken from the Jesuits Garden, Rome, c
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Caracalla Collection: View of the Baths of Caracalla, from the Views of Rome series, c. 1760 (etching)
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Caracalla Collection: Willem van Nieuwlandt II (Dutch, 1584 - 1635-1636), The Baths of Caracalla, Rome
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Caracalla Collection: Ruins of the Baths of Caracalla, Rome, Italy, William van Nieulandt II, Anonymous


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"Caracalla: The Legacy of a Roman Emperor" Step into the ancient city of Rome with this captivating lithograph from 1878, showcasing the intricate city map. Among its prominent landmarks are the Baths of Caracalla, an architectural marvel that stood in Rome, Italy. Transport yourself back to pre-1900 as you gaze upon another image capturing the grandeur and magnificence of these historic baths. Immerse yourself further into history with a reconstruction of the Great Hall within the Baths of Caracalla. Marvel at its impressive scale and imagine what life was like during its heyday in the 3rd century. Venturing beyond Rome's borders, discover remnants of Caracalla's reign in Algeria. The Caracalla arch stands proudly amidst the ruins of Cuicul, offering a glimpse into his influence far beyond Italy's shores. Explore not only his architectural achievements but also delve into his personal life through art. Witness "The Emperor Severus Rebuking his Son, Caracalla, " an oil painting depicting their tumultuous relationship and power struggles during their time together. Capture a moment frozen in time with a black-and-white photograph titled "Roma: Nelle Terme di Caracalla. " This evocative image transports you to those very baths where Romans once gathered for relaxation and socializing. Coins tell stories too - behold an Aureus portraying Emperor Caracalla himself issued by none other than him. Another Denarius coin showcases his likeness from 213 AD; both coins serve as testaments to his reign and lasting impact on Roman currency. Carve your path through history as you uncover more about this enigmatic ruler who left behind such remarkable legacies - from monumental structures like the Baths to artistic representations that shed light on both his public persona and private struggles.