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Sketch believed to be of Holy Roman Emperor Charlemagne in the inside front cover of the Fulda codex of the Aix capitulary, c. 800
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Sketch believed to be of Holy Roman Emperor Charlemagne in the inside front cover of the Fulda codex of the Aix capitulary, c. 800
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The Imperial Crown of the Holy Roman Empire , second half of the 10th century.
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The Imperial Crown of the Holy Roman Empire , second half of the 10th century.
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Serpentine dish inlaid with gold fish, Roman, 1st century BCE or CE, with 9th-century mounts dated to the reign of Holy Roman Emperor Charles the Bald
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Serpentine dish inlaid with gold fish, Roman, 1st century BCE or CE, with 9th-century mounts dated to the reign of Holy Roman Emperor Charles the Bald
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The "Cape of Charlemagne" is a large red silk cloak woven with gold on silver threads and adorned with 4 eagles, griffons and roses. The cope was probably made in 1204 CE, and was in fact the coronation mantle of Frederick II, King of Sicily and Holy Roman Emperor
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The "Cape of Charlemagne" is a large red silk cloak woven with gold on silver threads and adorned with 4 eagles, griffons and roses. The cope was probably made in 1204 CE, and was in fact the coronation mantle of Frederick II, King of Sicily and Holy Roman Emperor
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A ninth century Talisman of Charlemagne. According to legend, the talisman was a gift from Caliph Harun al-Rashid to Charlemagne in 801.
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A ninth century Talisman of Charlemagne. According to legend, the talisman was a gift from Caliph Harun al-Rashid to Charlemagne in 801.
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The "psuedo-Vitellius", a bust originally thought to be of Roman emperor Vitellius, but now believed to be that of an unknown man from Renaissance Italy
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The "psuedo-Vitellius", a bust originally thought to be of Roman emperor Vitellius, but now believed to be that of an unknown man from Renaissance Italy
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A preserved fragment of the Roman image of Emperor Caracalla .
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A preserved fragment of the Roman image of Emperor Caracalla .
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Charlemagne's throne in Aachen. From then until 1531 it served as the coronation throne for 31 kings of Germany\HRE.
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Charlemagne's throne in Aachen. From then until 1531 it served as the coronation throne for 31 kings of Germany\HRE.
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