Database: Arch of Constantine - Revision history

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	{{Youmay\|the Animus Omega database entry\|the [[Database: Arco di Constantino\|Animus 2.01 entry]]}}[[File:Database_Arch_of_Constantine.png\|right\|250px]]		{{Youmay\|the Animus Omega database entry\|the [[Database: Arco di Constantino\|Animus 2.01 entry]]}}[[File:Database_Arch_of_Constantine.png\|right\|250px]]
	The [[Arch of Constantine\|Arco di Constantino]] (also known as the Arch of Constantine) was a majestic structure that formed a part of the [[Rome\|Roman]] Forum. In 312, Emperor [[Constantine I]] defeated Emperor [[Maxentius]] and took the throne. He then characteristically had the {{Wiki\|Roman Senate}} vote on the construction of an arch to commemorate his victory.		The [[Arch of Constantine\|Arco di Constantino]] (also known as the Arch of Constantine) was a majestic structure that formed a part of the [[Rome\|Roman]] [[Roman Forum\|Forum]]. In 312, Emperor [[Constantine I]] defeated Emperor [[Maxentius]] and took the throne. He then characteristically had the {{Wiki\|Roman Senate}} vote on the construction of an arch to commemorate his victory.

	Most of the artwork on the arch was plundered from existing monuments and modified to alter its meaning. Some historians contend that the artisans of the 4th century simply didn't have the talent to create such ornate pieces; and only completed the arch by recycling old master works from ruins around the city.		Most of the artwork on the arch was plundered from existing monuments and modified to alter its meaning. Some historians contend that the artisans of the 4th century simply didn't have the talent to create such ornate pieces; and only completed the arch by recycling old master works from ruins around the city.

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Database entries are transcriptions of the actual text in-game. There are some editors who think minor errors should be corrected rather than indicated with [sic], but this isn't necessarily an error

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	{{Youmay\|the Animus Omega database entry\|the [[Database: Arco di Constantino\|Animus 2.01 entry]]}}[[File:Database_Arch_of_Constantine.png\|right\|250px]]		{{Youmay\|the Animus Omega database entry\|the [[Database: Arco di Constantino\|Animus 2.01 entry]]}}[[File:Database_Arch_of_Constantine.png\|right\|250px]]
	The [[Arch of Constantine\|Arco di Constantino]] (also known as the Arch of Constantine) was a majestic structure that formed part of the [[Rome\|Roman]] Forum. In 312, Emperor [[Constantine I]] defeated Emperor [[Maxentius]] and took the throne. He then characteristically had the {{Wiki\|Roman Senate}} vote on the construction of an arch to commemorate his victory.		The [[Arch of Constantine\|Arco di Constantino]] (also known as the Arch of Constantine) was a majestic structure that formed a part of the [[Rome\|Roman]] Forum. In 312, Emperor [[Constantine I]] defeated Emperor [[Maxentius]] and took the throne. He then characteristically had the {{Wiki\|Roman Senate}} vote on the construction of an arch to commemorate his victory.

	Most of the artwork on the arch was plundered from existing monuments and modified to alter its meaning. Some historians contend that the artisans of the 4th century simply didn't have the talent to create such ornate pieces; and only completed the arch by recycling old master works from ruins around the city.		Most of the artwork on the arch was plundered from existing monuments and modified to alter its meaning. Some historians contend that the artisans of the 4th century simply didn't have the talent to create such ornate pieces; and only completed the arch by recycling old master works from ruins around the city.

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Part of reads better than a part of.

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	{{Youmay\|the Animus Omega database entry\|the [[Database: Arco di Constantino\|Animus 2.01 entry]]}}[[File:Database_Arch_of_Constantine.png\|right\|250px]]		{{Youmay\|the Animus Omega database entry\|the [[Database: Arco di Constantino\|Animus 2.01 entry]]}}[[File:Database_Arch_of_Constantine.png\|right\|250px]]
	The [[Arch of Constantine\|Arco di Constantino]] (also known as the Arch of Constantine) was a majestic structure that formed a part of the [[Rome\|Roman]] Forum. In 312, Emperor [[Constantine I]] defeated Emperor [[Maxentius]] and took the throne. He then characteristically had the {{Wiki\|Roman Senate}} vote on the construction of an arch to commemorate his victory.		The [[Arch of Constantine\|Arco di Constantino]] (also known as the Arch of Constantine) was a majestic structure that formed part of the [[Rome\|Roman]] Forum. In 312, Emperor [[Constantine I]] defeated Emperor [[Maxentius]] and took the throne. He then characteristically had the {{Wiki\|Roman Senate}} vote on the construction of an arch to commemorate his victory.

	Most of the artwork on the arch was plundered from existing monuments and modified to alter its meaning. Some historians contend that the artisans of the 4th century simply didn't have the talent to create such ornate pieces; and only completed the arch by recycling old master works from ruins around the city.		Most of the artwork on the arch was plundered from existing monuments and modified to alter its meaning. Some historians contend that the artisans of the 4th century simply didn't have the talent to create such ornate pieces; and only completed the arch by recycling old master works from ruins around the city.

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	{{Youmay\|the ~~'''~~Animus Omega database entry~~'''~~\|the ~~'''~~[[Database: Arco di Constantino\|Animus 2.01 entry~~]]''' written by [[Shaun Hastings~~]]}}[[File:Database_Arch_of_Constantine.png\|right\|250px]]		{{Youmay\|the Animus Omega database entry\|the [[Database: Arco di Constantino\|Animus 2.01 entry]]}}[[File:Database_Arch_of_Constantine.png\|right\|250px]]
	The [[Arch of Constantine\|Arco di Constantino]] (also known as the Arch of Constantine) was a majestic structure that formed a part of the [[Rome\|Roman]] Forum. In 312, Emperor [[Constantine I]] defeated Emperor [[Maxentius]] and took the throne. He then characteristically had the {{Wiki\|Roman Senate}} vote on the construction of an arch to commemorate his victory.		The [[Arch of Constantine\|Arco di Constantino]] (also known as the Arch of Constantine) was a majestic structure that formed a part of the [[Rome\|Roman]] Forum. In 312, Emperor [[Constantine I]] defeated Emperor [[Maxentius]] and took the throne. He then characteristically had the {{Wiki\|Roman Senate}} vote on the construction of an arch to commemorate his victory.

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	Most of the artwork on the arch was plundered from existing monuments and modified to alter its meaning. Some historians contend that the artisans of the 4th century simply didn't have the talent to create such ornate pieces; and only completed the arch by recycling old master works from ruins around the city.		Most of the artwork on the arch was plundered from existing monuments and modified to alter its meaning. Some historians contend that the artisans of the 4th century simply didn't have the talent to create such ornate pieces; and only completed the arch by recycling old master works from ruins around the city.
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	{{Youmay\|the '''Animus Omega database entry'''\|the '''[[Database: Arco di Constantino\|Animus 2.01 entry]]''' written by [[Shaun Hastings]]}}		{{Youmay\|the '''Animus Omega database entry'''\|the '''[[Database: Arco di Constantino\|Animus 2.01 entry]]''' written by [[Shaun Hastings]]}}[[File:Database_Arch_of_Constantine.png\|right\|250px]]
	[[File:Database_Arch_of_Constantine.png\|~~thumb~~\|250px]]		The [[Arch of Constantine\|Arco di Constantino]] (also known as the Arch of Constantine) was a majestic structure that formed a part of the [[Rome\|Roman]] Forum. In 312, Emperor [[Constantine I]] defeated Emperor [[Maxentius]] and took the throne. He then characteristically had the {{Wiki\|Roman Senate}} vote on the construction of an arch to commemorate his victory.
	The [[Arch of Constantine\|Arco di Constantino]] (also known as the Arch of Constantine) was a majestic structure that formed a part of the [[Rome\|Roman]] Forum. In 312, Emperor [[Constantine I]] defeated Emperor [[Maxentius]] and took the throne. He then characteristically had the Roman Senate vote on the construction of an arch to commemorate his victory.

	Most of the artwork on the arch was plundered from existing monuments and modified to alter its meaning. Some historians contend that the artisans of the 4th century simply didn't have the talent to create such ornate pieces; and only completed the arch by recycling old master works from ruins around the city.		Most of the artwork on the arch was plundered from existing monuments and modified to alter its meaning. Some historians contend that the artisans of the 4th century simply didn't have the talent to create such ornate pieces; and only completed the arch by recycling old master works from ruins around the city.
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	{{Youmay\|the '''Animus Omega database entry'''\|the '''[[Database: Arco di Constantino\|Animus 2.01 entry]]''' written by [[Shaun Hastings]]}}		{{Youmay\|the '''Animus Omega database entry'''\|the '''[[Database: Arco di Constantino\|Animus 2.01 entry]]''' written by [[Shaun Hastings]]}}
			[[File:Database_Arch_of_Constantine.png\|thumb\|250px]]
	The [[Arch of Constantine\|Arco di Constantino]] (also known as the Arch of Constantine) was a majestic structure that formed a part of the [[Rome\|Roman]] Forum. In 312, Emperor [[Constantine I]] defeated Emperor [[Maxentius]] and took the throne. He then characteristically had the Roman Senate vote on the construction of an arch to commemorate his victory.		The [[Arch of Constantine\|Arco di Constantino]] (also known as the Arch of Constantine) was a majestic structure that formed a part of the [[Rome\|Roman]] Forum. In 312, Emperor [[Constantine I]] defeated Emperor [[Maxentius]] and took the throne. He then characteristically had the Roman Senate vote on the construction of an arch to commemorate his victory.

	Most of the artwork on the arch was plundered from existing monuments and modified to alter its meaning. Some historians contend that the artisans of the 4th century simply didn't have the talent to create such ornate pieces; and only completed the arch by recycling old master works from ruins around the city.		Most of the artwork on the arch was plundered from existing monuments and modified to alter its meaning. Some historians contend that the artisans of the 4th century simply didn't have the talent to create such ornate pieces; and only completed the arch by recycling old master works from ruins around the city.

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	{{Youmay\|the Animus Omega database entry.\|[[Database: Arco di Constantino\|Animus 2.01 ~~database~~ entry]] written by [[Shaun Hastings]].}}		{{Youmay\|the '''Animus Omega database entry'''\|the '''[[Database: Arco di Constantino\|Animus 2.01 entry]]''' written by [[Shaun Hastings]]}}

	The [[Arch of Constantine\|Arco di Constantino]] (also known as the Arch of Constantine) was a majestic structure that formed a part of the [[Rome\|Roman]] Forum. In 312, Emperor [[Constantine I]] defeated Emperor [[Maxentius]] and took the throne. He then characteristically had the Roman Senate vote on the construction of an arch to commemorate his victory.		The [[Arch of Constantine\|Arco di Constantino]] (also known as the Arch of Constantine) was a majestic structure that formed a part of the [[Rome\|Roman]] Forum. In 312, Emperor [[Constantine I]] defeated Emperor [[Maxentius]] and took the throne. He then characteristically had the Roman Senate vote on the construction of an arch to commemorate his victory.

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{{Youmay|the Animus Omega database entry.|[[Database: Arco di Constantino|Animus 2.01 database entry]] written by [[Shaun Hastings]].}}

The [[Arch of Constantine|Arco di Constantino]] (also known as the Arch of Constantine) was a majestic structure that formed a part of the [[Rome|Roman]] Forum. In 312, Emperor [[Constantine I]] defeated Emperor [[Maxentius]] and took the throne. He then characteristically had the Roman Senate vote on the construction of an arch to commemorate his victory.

Most of the artwork on the arch was plundered from existing monuments and modified to alter its meaning. Some historians contend that the artisans of the 4th century simply didn't have the talent to create such ornate pieces; and only completed the arch by recycling old master works from ruins around the city.

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