The Musei Capitolini in Rome hold parts of two colossal statues of Roman Emperor Constantine the Great, a bronze and a marble one. The colossal statues of a Roman emperor were probably made in the 4th century but only fragments survive. They are usually interpreted as depicting Constantine the Great, the emperor who made Christianity the state religion in the empire that spanned the entire Mediterranean Sea. ☝🏼 The museum holds fragments from an acrolithic Colossus of Constantine, an even large

⚜️ How to Find One of Rome's Most Iconic Statues 📍 Colossal Statue of Constantine Follow the path to discover this remarkable piece of Roman history and marvel at its grandeur! 🎥 Video credit: Romesomuch #roma #rome #italia #italy #colosseum #collab | Vox City