Column
The Alexandrine Column. Made of granite; in memory of the
Emperor Alexander.
The Column of Antoninus.
At Rome; made of marble, 176 feet high; in memory of the Emperor
Marcus Aurelius Antonius. Like that of Trajan, this column is covered
externally with spiral bas-reliefs representing the wars carried on by
the emperor.
Sixtus V. caused the original statue of this column to be supplanted
by a figure of St. Paul. (See Trajan's Column.)
The Column of Arcadius.
At Constantinople; made of marble.
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