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Equestrian Statue of Marcus Aurelius (Tulln an der Donau)

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Equestrian Statue of Marcus Aurelius (Tulln an der Donau)

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Bernd

July 12, 2017

The equestrian statue of the Roman Emperor points to the long history of the city and shows the way to the Roman Museum and the Roman excavations

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Helmut

March 25, 2018

The statue is a replica (created by Mikhail Nogin) of the equestrian statue of the Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius (on Capitoline Square in Rome)

It was set up on the Donaulände in 2001. The statue is intended to commemorate the centuries-long presence of the Romans on the Danube border.

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Oliver🌍

June 22, 2021

Mark Aurel (born April 26, 121 in Rome; † March 17, 180 in Vindobona or Sirmium), also Marc Aurel or Marcus Aurelius, was Roman emperor from 161 to 180 and, as a philosopher, the last important representative of the younger Stoics. As princeps and successor to his adoptive father Antoninus Pius, he called himself Marcus Aurelius Antoninus Augustus. In many respects, his reign ended a phase of internal and external stability and prosperity for the Roman Empire, the era of the so-called adoptive emperors. Marcus Aurelius was the last of them, because his son Commodus was a natural heir to the role of ruler.

Marcus Aurelius set domestic political accents in legislation and jurisprudence to ease the situation of the disadvantaged in Roman society at the time, especially slaves and women. He had to face extraordinary challenges with regard to the catastrophic flooding of the Tiber, the confrontation with the Antonine Plague and the spontaneous persecution of Christians within the Roman Empire. After a long period of peace, he had to take action again on several fronts against invading enemies at the imperial borders. In particular, the east of the empire was threatened by the Parthians, over whom Marcus Aurelius's co-emperor Lucius Verus triumphed, and the Danube region by various Germanic tribes. Marcus Aurelius therefore spent the last decade of his life primarily in the field camp. Here he wrote the self-reflections that present him to posterity as a philosopher-emperor and which are sometimes counted as part of world literature.

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Location: Tulln an der Donau, Bezirk Tulln, Mostviertel, Lower Austria, Austria

Equestrian Statue of Marcus Aurelius (Tulln an der Donau)

1. View of the Danube River – Danube Cycle Path Near Höflein loop from Bisamberg

2. Donauinsel Inlet Structure – Danube Cycle Path Near Höflein loop from Langenzersdorf

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