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Alternative Views:	$188.00 Category: Greek Art > Greek Statues Size: 15.5"H x 7.25"W x 8.5"D Item Type: statue Material: bonded stone Weight (lbs): 23.6 lbs, ship wt: 27 lbs, ship box: 24x20x12 Stock Status: In Stock Availability: Usually Ships in 1 to 2 Business Days Product Code: Q-001SM

Description   Julius Caesar was a brilliant general and statesman who had a profound impact on history. Between 58 and 50 B.C. he conquered the Gauls in northern Europe, greatly adding to the size and influence of the Roman empire. Following a civil war, he became Rome's dictator and enacted many needed reforms which helped ensure the success of Rome for centuries to come. His assassination in 44 B.C. was prompted by the Roman senate's fear that he wished to become king. Because of his influence on Rome and history, Caesar is remembered as one of the world's greatest leaders. Overall dimensions: 15.5"H x 7.25"W x 8.5"D. Includes marble base which measures 6.5" square x 1.25"H.   Features Size: 15.5"H x 7.25"W x 8.5"D Item Type: statue Material: bonded stone Weight (lbs): 23.6 lbs, ship wt: 27 lbs, ship box: 24x20x12 Related Products... Dionysus Mini Rhyton Black Figure Greek Vase Dionysus Mini Rhyton Black Figure Greek Vase Three Ladies Secession Exhibit Poster Moser Apollo Playing Lyre Mini Greek Plate   $35.00 Add   $35.00 Add   $40.00 Add   $13.00 Add Artemis Mini Rhyton Black Figure Greek Vase Aphrodite with Flying Attendants Greek Drinking Helios in Chariot Rhyton Black Figure Greek Vase   $35.00 Add   $76.00 Add   $46.00 Add

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