Caesar Long Sleeve T-Shirts

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"Justinian I: The Resplendent Emperor of the Byzantine Empire" is a magnificent depiction that pays homage to one of history's most influential rulers. This design concept encapsulates the grandeur, power, and legacy of Justinian I, the Byzantine Emperor who left an indelible mark on the empire's history and culture.

Ancient Philosophy

Ancient Philosophy

Stoiccs quote written on stone

Nero Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus was emperor of the Roman Empire from 54 to 68. He considered himself an artist and was the fifth emperor of the Roman Empire. This SPQR design with ruler Nero was designed with the Roman legion eagle, laurel and a Roman gladius. A great design for fans of ancient Rome, history teachers and historians.

Imperator Caesar Vespasianus Augustus was Roman Emperor in the Roman Empire from July 1, 69. During his ten-year reign, he managed to stabilize the empire both politically and financially. This SPQR design with general Vespasianus was designed with the Roman legion eagle, laurel and a Roman gladius. A great design for fans of ancient Rome, history teachers and historians.

Maximus Quote

Aurelian, Restorer of the World is a powerful and compelling design that commemorates the reign of one of the greatest Emperors of the Roman Empire, Aurelian. This striking design captures the might and resilience of the Roman Empire, featuring intricate details and rich textures that truly bring the piece to life.

Hen looking down into a bowl of salad

Classic Roman Legionary!

Vercingetorix was a king and chieftain of the Arverni tribe who united the Gauls in a failed revolt against Roman forces during the last phase of Julius Caesar's Gallic Wars.

im feeling roman

Titus Flavius Vespasianus was Roman emperor from 79 to 81, succeeding his father Vespasian as the second Roman emperor of the Flavian dynasty This SPQR design with general Titus was designed with the Roman legion eagle, laurel and a Roman gladius. A great design for fans of ancient Rome, history teachers and historians.

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Ancient Philosophy

Ancient Philosophy

Julius caesar cool design t-shirt

Those zany Romans, always up to something!

Good advice for a Caesar.

sempre avanti, always forward

Ancient Philosophy

Why should Ceasar get all of the attention? Let's not forget about the esteemed Emperor Marcus Clodius Pupienus Maximus. A little puerile humor for that person in your life (and if you took Latin, you got the aforementioned pun... which isn't exactly a pun).

Ancient Philosophy

Spartans

Apes' Warcry Commemorate the Ape-Human Conflict and Evocative Themes of the Apes

Thumbs Down (Pollice Verso) - Jean-Léon Gérôme

Though racism was as prevalent in Imperial Roman society as it is today (which is to say terribly so), the Empire was in theory built upon the precept of diversity with a caveat: all were equal, so long as it was under the banner of the Pax Romana. There were Libyan emperors with Syrian wives and Ethiopian army officers, some serving in places as distant from their Sub-Saharan homelands as north of Hadrian's Wall in Britannia. The written, archaeological and genetic evidence is extensive as to the broad multi-culturalism that was the Roman Empire.

Makes a great gift for the person in your life who's love wear trendy shirts and tees.

Italian City

VENI VIDI VICI

Rome

The Roman empire is full of great characters like emperors, gladiators and warriors. This design was made by true lovers of the greatest empire in history

This quote comes from Plutarch's Life of Brutus (22.3). In it, Brutus is discussing with Cicero the upcoming Roman civil war as the Second Triumvirate and the Liberators fought to gain control of Rome after Julius Caesar's death. Brutus here is referring to his distant ancestor, Lucius Brutus, who chased the last tyrant king from Rome (Tarqiun) and established the Roman Republic, the first democratic government since the fall of Athens. The death of Caesar and the banishment of Tarqiun were pivotal moments in ancient Roman history.

Julius Caesar as reported by Plutarch, when he entered Italy with his army in 49 BC.