Hercules of the Theatre of Pompey
2 CE
Maison Carrée
2 CE
The adventures of Aeneis the Trojan, and what happens when the gods hate you
Aeneid
Virgil, 19 CE
The Battersea Shield
350 BCE-50 CE
Nero's Bath
64 CE
Pula Arena
27 BCE-68 CE
Colosseum
Vespasian — Titus, 70 CE-80 CE
Arch of Titus
Rabirius, 82 CE
Volterra Theater
90 CE
Young Hercules
69 CE-96 CE
Aqueduct of Segovia
81 CE-98 CE
Arenas of Lutetia
100 CE
Mummy with an Inserted Panel Portrait of a Youth
80 CE-100 CE
Portrait of Aristotle
100 CE
Statue of Aphrodite
100 CE
Trajan's Column
107 CE-113 CE
Bronze Military Diploma
113 CE-114 CE
Hadrians Wall
122 CE
Pantheon
Marcus Agrippa, 113 CE-125 CE
Temple of Olympian Zeus
Cossutius, 500 BCE-132 CE
The Braschi Antinous
138 CE
Mosaic Floor with Head of Medusa
115 CE-150 CE
Emperor Antoninus Pius
138 CE-161 CE
Porta Nigra
170 CE
Apollo Seated With Lyre
200 CE
Bronze Statuette of Jupiter
200 CE
Hadrian's Villa
200 CE
Miracle of Sravasti
200 CE
Portrait of a Young Woman
200 CE
The Balmaclellan Mirror
200 CE
The Three Graces
200 CE
Tower of Hercules
Gaius Sevius Lupus, 200 CE
Portrait of the emperor Caracalla
212 CE-217 CE
Daughter of Mousaios, Funerary Stele
250 CE
Bronze Statue of the emperor Trebonianus Gallus
251 CEThe Six Enneads
Plotinus, 270 CE
Kushite Pyramids at Meroë
300 BCE-300 CE
Diocletian's Palace
305 CEFor the sake of the peace of our times, each one may have the free opportunity to worship as he pleases
The Edict of Milan
Constantine I, Licinius, 313 CE
White Horse Pagoda, Dunhuang
384 CE
Obelisk of Axum
400 CE
Standing Four-Armed Vishnu
400 CE
Mausoleum of Galla Placidia
450 CE
Arian Baptistery
Theodoric the Great, 400 CE-500 CE
Baptistry of Neon
Bishop Ursus, 400 CE-500 CE
Dhamek Stupa
249 BCE-500 CE
Standing Buddha Offering Protection
500 CE
Basilica of Sant'Apollinare Nuovo
Theodoric the Great, 504 CE-504 CE
Mausoleum of Theoderic
520 CE