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The column of Marcus Aurelius is a monument in Rome, erected between 176 and 192 to celebrate the victories of the Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius obtained over the Germanic populations of the Marcomanni.
The monument, covered with bas-reliefs, is inspired by Trajan's Column. The sculptural frieze that rolls up in a spiral around the shaft, if it were unwound, would exceed 110 meters in length.