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The column of Marcus Aurelius is a monument of Rome, built between 176 and 192 to celebrate the victories of the Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius obtained on the Germanic peoples Marcomanni.
The monument, covered with bas-reliefs, is inspired by the Trajan's Column. The sculptural frieze that is rolled up in a spiral around the stem, if it were carried out, would exceed 110 meters in length.