Database: Obelisk of Theodosius - Revision history

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	[[File:Obelisk of Theodosius Database image.png\|right\|250px\|Obelisk of Theodosius]]		[[File:Obelisk of Theodosius Database image.png\|right\|250px\|Obelisk of Theodosius]]
	An authentic [[Egypt]]ian obelisk commissioned by the Pharaoh [[Thutmose III]], this monument occupied a place of prominence outside the temple of [[Karnak]] in [[Egypt]]. Carved from exquisite red-granite, the hieroglyphs on its four sides recount the tales of some of the Pharaoh's greatest military victories.		An authentic [[Egypt]]ian [[Obelisk of Theodosius\|obelisk]] commissioned by the Pharaoh [[Thutmose III]], this monument occupied a place of prominence outside the temple of [[Karnak]] in [[Egypt]]. Carved from exquisite red-granite, the hieroglyphs on its four sides recount the tales of some of the Pharaoh's greatest military victories.

	In 357 CE the obelisk was unabashedly pilfered by the Roman Emperor [[Constantius II]] and taken to [[Alexandria]] in celebration of his 20th year as sovereign. There, it remained for forty years until the Emperor [[Theodosius I\|Theodosius]] moved it again, this time to [[Constantinople]] where he placed it in the [[Hippodrome of Constantinople\|Hippodrome]] on an ornately carved base that he had specially constructed to hold it.		In 357 CE the obelisk was unabashedly pilfered by the Roman Emperor [[Constantius II]] and taken to [[Alexandria]] in celebration of his 20th year as sovereign. There, it remained for forty years until the Emperor [[Theodosius I\|Theodosius]] moved it again, this time to [[Constantinople]] where he placed it in the [[Hippodrome of Constantinople\|Hippodrome]] on an ornately carved base that he had specially constructed to hold it.

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	An authentic [[Egypt]]ian obelisk commissioned by the Pharaoh [[Thutmose III]], this monument occupied a place of prominence outside the temple of [[Karnak]] in [[Egypt]]. Carved from exquisite red-granite, the hieroglyphs on its four sides recount the tales of some of the Pharaoh's greatest military victories.		An authentic [[Egypt]]ian obelisk commissioned by the Pharaoh [[Thutmose III]], this monument occupied a place of prominence outside the temple of [[Karnak]] in [[Egypt]]. Carved from exquisite red-granite, the hieroglyphs on its four sides recount the tales of some of the Pharaoh's greatest military victories.

	In 357 CE the obelisk was unabashedly pilfered by the Roman Emperor [[~~Constantinus~~ II]] and taken to [[Alexandria]] in celebration of his 20th year as sovereign. There, it remained for forty years until the Emperor [[Theodosius I\|Theodosius]] moved it again, this time to [[Constantinople]] where he placed it in the [[Hippodrome of Constantinople\|Hippodrome]] on an ornately carved base that he had specially constructed to hold it.		In 357 CE the obelisk was unabashedly pilfered by the Roman Emperor [[Constantius II]] and taken to [[Alexandria]] in celebration of his 20th year as sovereign. There, it remained for forty years until the Emperor [[Theodosius I\|Theodosius]] moved it again, this time to [[Constantinople]] where he placed it in the [[Hippodrome of Constantinople\|Hippodrome]] on an ornately carved base that he had specially constructed to hold it.
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imported>Lady Kyashira at 06:38, 11 December 2018

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	[[File:Obelisk of Theodosius Database image.png\|right\|250px\|Obelisk of Theodosius]]		[[File:Obelisk of Theodosius Database image.png\|right\|250px\|Obelisk of Theodosius]]
	An authentic ~~Egyptian~~ obelisk commissioned by the Pharaoh Thutmose III, this monument occupied a place of prominence outside the temple of Karnak in [[Egypt]]. Carved from exquisite red-granite, the hieroglyphs on its four sides recount the tales of some of the Pharaoh's greatest military victories.		An authentic [[Egypt]]ian obelisk commissioned by the Pharaoh [[Thutmose III]], this monument occupied a place of prominence outside the temple of [[Karnak]] in [[Egypt]]. Carved from exquisite red-granite, the hieroglyphs on its four sides recount the tales of some of the Pharaoh's greatest military victories.

	In 357 CE the obelisk was unabashedly pilfered by the Roman Emperor Constantinus II and taken to [[Alexandria]] in celebration of his 20th year as sovereign. There, it remained for forty years until the Emperor [[Theodosius I\|Theodosius]] moved it again, this time to [[Constantinople]] where he placed it in the [[Hippodrome of Constantinople\|Hippodrome]] on an ornately carved base that he had specially constructed to hold it.		In 357 CE the obelisk was unabashedly pilfered by the Roman Emperor [[Constantinus II]] and taken to [[Alexandria]] in celebration of his 20th year as sovereign. There, it remained for forty years until the Emperor [[Theodosius I\|Theodosius]] moved it again, this time to [[Constantinople]] where he placed it in the [[Hippodrome of Constantinople\|Hippodrome]] on an ornately carved base that he had specially constructed to hold it.
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	[[Category:Database: Locations]]		[[Category:Database: Locations]]
	[[Category:Animus 2.03 database entries]]		[[Category:Animus 2.03 database entries]]

imported>Piero.schiavone1994 at 23:15, 23 January 2017

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	An authentic Egyptian obelisk commissioned by the Pharaoh Thutmose III, this monument occupied a place of prominence outside the temple of Karnak in [[Egypt]]. Carved from exquisite red-granite, the hieroglyphs on its four sides recount the tales of some of the Pharaoh's greatest military victories.		An authentic Egyptian obelisk commissioned by the Pharaoh Thutmose III, this monument occupied a place of prominence outside the temple of Karnak in [[Egypt]]. Carved from exquisite red-granite, the hieroglyphs on its four sides recount the tales of some of the Pharaoh's greatest military victories.

	In 357 CE the obelisk was unabashedly pilfered by the Roman Emperor Constantinus II and taken to ~~Alexandra~~ in celebration of his 20th year as sovereign. There, it remained for forty years until the Emperor Theodosius moved it again, this time to [[Constantinople]] where he placed it in the [[Hippodrome of Constantinople\|Hippodrome]] on an ornately carved base that he had specially constructed to hold it.		In 357 CE the obelisk was unabashedly pilfered by the Roman Emperor Constantinus II and taken to [[Alexandria]] in celebration of his 20th year as sovereign. There, it remained for forty years until the Emperor [[Theodosius I\|Theodosius]] moved it again, this time to [[Constantinople]] where he placed it in the [[Hippodrome of Constantinople\|Hippodrome]] on an ornately carved base that he had specially constructed to hold it.
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	[[Category:Database: Locations]]		[[Category:Database: Locations]]
	[[Category:Animus 2.03 database entries]]		[[Category:Animus 2.03 database entries]]

imported>Amnestyyy at 15:01, 31 May 2016

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	[[File:Obelisk of Theodosius Database image.png\|right\|250px\|Obelisk of Theodosius]]		[[File:Obelisk of Theodosius Database image.png\|right\|250px\|Obelisk of Theodosius]]
	An authentic Egyptian obelisk commissioned by the Pharaoh Thutmose III, this monument occupied a place of prominence outside the temple of Karnak in [[Egypt]]. Carved from exquisite red-granite, the hieroglyphs on its four sides recount the tales of some of the Pharaoh's greatest military victories.		An authentic Egyptian obelisk commissioned by the Pharaoh Thutmose III, this monument occupied a place of prominence outside the temple of Karnak in [[Egypt]]. Carved from exquisite red-granite, the hieroglyphs on its four sides recount the tales of some of the Pharaoh's greatest military victories.

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	[[File:Obelisk of Theodosius Database image.png\|right\|250px\|Obelisk of Theodosius]]		[[File:Obelisk of Theodosius Database image.png\|right\|250px\|Obelisk of Theodosius]]
	An authentic Egyptian obelisk commissioned by the Pharaoh Thutmose III, this monument occupied a place of prominence outside the temple of Karnak in Egypt. Carved from exquisite red-granite, the hieroglyphs on its four sides recount the tales of some of the Pharaoh's greatest military victories.		An authentic Egyptian obelisk commissioned by the Pharaoh Thutmose III, this monument occupied a place of prominence outside the temple of Karnak in [[Egypt]]. Carved from exquisite red-granite, the hieroglyphs on its four sides recount the tales of some of the Pharaoh's greatest military victories.

	In 357 CE the obelisk was unabashedly pilfered by the Roman Emperor Constantinus II and taken to Alexandra in celebration of his 20th year as sovereign. There, it remained for forty years until the Emperor Theodosius moved it again, this time to Constantinople where he placed it in the Hippodrome on an ornately carved base that he had specially constructed to hold it.		In 357 CE the obelisk was unabashedly pilfered by the Roman Emperor Constantinus II and taken to Alexandra in celebration of his 20th year as sovereign. There, it remained for forty years until the Emperor Theodosius moved it again, this time to [[Constantinople]] where he placed it in the [[Hippodrome of Constantinople\|Hippodrome]] on an ornately carved base that he had specially constructed to hold it.
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			[[Category:Database: Locations]]
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imported>Amnestyyy: Amnestyyy moved page Database/Locations (ACR):Obelisk of Theodosius to Database: Obelisk of Theodosius

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	An authentic Egyptian obelisk commissioned by the Pharaoh Thutmose III, this monument occupied a place of prominence outside the temple of Karnak in Egypt. Carved from exquisite red-granite, the hieroglyphs on its four sides recount the tales of some of the Pharaoh's greatest military victories.		An authentic Egyptian obelisk commissioned by the Pharaoh Thutmose III, this monument occupied a place of prominence outside the temple of Karnak in Egypt. Carved from exquisite red-granite, the hieroglyphs on its four sides recount the tales of some of the Pharaoh's greatest military victories.

	In 357 CE the obelisk was unabashedly pilfered by the Roman Emperor Constantinus II and taken to Alexandra in celebration of his 20th year as sovereign. There, it remained for forty years until the Emperor Theodosius moved it again, this time to Constantinople where he placed it in the Hippodrome on an ornately carved base that he had specially constructed to hold it.		In 357 CE the obelisk was unabashedly pilfered by the Roman Emperor Constantinus II and taken to Alexandra in celebration of his 20th year as sovereign. There, it remained for forty years until the Emperor Theodosius moved it again, this time to Constantinople where he placed it in the Hippodrome on an ornately carved base that he had specially constructed to hold it.
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[[File:Obelisk_of_Theodosius_Database_image.png|thumb|250px|Obelisk of Theodosius]]
An authentic Egyptian obelisk commissioned by the Pharaoh Thutmose III, this monument occupied a place of prominence outside the temple of Karnak in Egypt. Carved from exquisite red-granite, the hieroglyphs on its four sides recount the tales of some of the Pharaoh's greatest military victories.

In 357 CE the obelisk was unabashedly pilfered by the Roman Emperor Constantinus II and taken to Alexandra in celebration of his 20th year as sovereign. There, it remained for forty years until the Emperor Theodosius moved it again, this time to Constantinople where he placed it in the Hippodrome on an ornately carved base that he had specially constructed to hold it.
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