Serpent column, Hippodrome of Constantinople, Istanbul, Turkey. Emperor Theodosius brought the serpent column from Delphi, Greece in 300 AD. Originally known as Tripod of Plataea, built to celebrate Greek victory over Persians

Serpent column, Hippodrome of Constantinople, Istanbul, Turkey. Emperor Theodosius brought the serpent column from Delphi, Greece in 300 AD. Originally known as Tripod of Plataea, built to celebrate Greek victory over Persians
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Image Number: 7127-70534639Royalty FreeCredit Line:William Perry/SuperStockCollection:William PerryContributor:William PerryModel Release:NoProperty Release:NoResolution:4064×6096
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