Roman soldiers taking part in Decursio - ritual circling of funeral pyre. Detail of relief from the Antonine Column, Rome erected c180-196 by Commodus in honour of his father and predecessor as Roman emperor, Marcus Aurelius (121-180) and commemorating his defeat of the German tribe the Marcomanni or Marcomani (167-168).

Roman soldiers taking part in Decursio - ritual circling of funeral pyre. Detail of relief from the Antonine Column, Rome erected c180-196 by Commodus in honour of his father and predecessor as Roman emperor, Marcus Aurelius (121-180) and commemorating his defeat of the German tribe the Marcomanni or Marcomani (167-168).
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