I've been searching for Aetius' statue for a year now, and I can't find it. Does anyone know where it may be? I know it's in rome.
I've been searching for Aetius' statue for a year now, and I can't find it. Does anyone know where it may be? I know it's in rome.
That's the statue? Never seen that picture before.
I have no knowledge of a surviving statue of Aetius. However, a consular diptych is still preserved in the museum of Bourges (Musée du Berry). For more information, you could check Penny MacGeorge's "Late Roman Warlords" who uses the diptych on the cover of the monograph.
"L'homme d'entendement n'a rien perdu, s'il a soi-même"
{Michel de Montaigne}
No problem dudes!
"L'homme d'entendement n'a rien perdu, s'il a soi-même"
{Michel de Montaigne}
Thanks Dragases.![]()
I've seen that image before as well... can't remember where though.
hmm... I did a few custom battles and saw some load screens but that's about all, i mean in a book or somehting.
This thread is on par with one I created some where asking if Julian's tomb in Tarsus still exists. Sadly I have a feeling that both Aetius' statue and Julian's tomb have been lost to history, just like so many others.
When I visited Pula in the Istrian Peninsula, Croatia, I was horrified to learn that the Venetian's stole not only practically all the tombs there and transported them back to Venise (Pula was known upto the 15th Century as the 'City of Tombs' because so many Roman tombs and other burials were there), but that they also dismantled a Roman theatre and used the Columns to make St Marks Square, and were in the process of dismantling the ampitheatre when a Venetian senator persuaded this act of vandalism to stop. I've visited the ampitheatre a number of times and its a fantastic place to visit. Sadly very few tombs are there but they can be found dotted around the city.
I think there was a statue (I know there was obviously a relief as posted above) of Aetius, and I know there was one of Merobaudes (the base of which still exists) in the Forum (Traiani?)