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A day in old Rome

Note 180 — Chapter XVII · THE SENATE: A SESSION AND A DEBATE

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Under the later Empire this statue (originally set up by Augustus) came to be looked upon as the “Palladium” of Rome and its removal from the Senate House in 384 A.D. by Valentinian the Second, despite vigorous protests by the pagan party, was looked upon as an official announcement of the triumph of Christianity.

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