File:Antalya museum march 2012 5689.jpg
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English: Sculptural work from the cenotaph ( a monument for someone who died but is not buried at the spot of the cenotaph) of Gaius Caesar, grandson and adopted child of Emperor Augustus. He died in Limyra in 4 AD after having been wounded during a battle in Armenia. He was buried in Rome in the mausoleum of Augustus, the Limyrans erected a cenotaph.
In a Limyra sculptures part of the museum of archaeology in Antalya |
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