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Lucius Aelius Sejanus rose to power under the reign of the Emperor Tiberius, the adopted son of Augustus. Sejanus was the first, but not the last, to exploit his position of Commander of the Guard to pursue his own ambitions. He made extensive efforts to ingratiate himself with the Emperor while at the same time quietly eliminating any others including Tiberius’ own family, from having any connection with the Emperor himself. Inevitably, he over-reached himself by trying to get Tiberius to make him his ‘heir apparent’. This led to his downfall and execution but for 17 years he led the Guard and was a major power in Rome itself. He is most notably portrayed in the classic television series, ‘ⅠClaudius’ Our mounted figure shows him at the pinnacle of his power.
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The centerpiece of any Roman Fort collection... the main entrance way into and out of a Roman ‘Mile’ Fort.
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Vercingetorix (82BC-46BC) was the chieftain of the Arverni tribe, who united all of the Gallic tribes in a revolt against the Roman armies of Julius Caesar. A born leader and...
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Carrying a richly – decorated bronze shield this Chief is about to strike down one of his Roman opponents... No mercy asked... No mercy given!
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Before coming to blows this barbarian warrior takes the time to look over his enemy. Release Date August 2018