Urban Intellectuals - Phillip Arabicus, one of 10 Roman Emperors of African Descent. Marcus Julius Philippus (c. 204–249), commonly known as Philip the Arab or Philippus I Arabs, was Roman Emperor from
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Detail of the bust of Emperor Philip the Arab (3rd century), Museum of Shahba, Hauran, Syria Stock Photo - Alamy
Portrait bust of the Roman Emperor Philip the Arab, c mid 3rd century, Stock Photo, Picture And Rights Managed Image. Pic. HEZ-2588237 | agefotostock
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Portrait of the Emperor Philip the Arab'. Ancient Rome, 244-249. Dimensions: height 72 cm. Museum: State Hermitage, St. Petersburg Stock Photo - Alamy
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Portrait of Philip the Arab, 244-249 C.E. A Syrian emperor, he reigned for five years before being overthrown. His portr… | Roman art, Ancient rome, Roman sculpture
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A ROMAN BASALT PORTRAIT HEAD OF THE EMPEROR PHILIP THE ARAB
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204-249 CE) Colorization of Bust of Emperor Philip the Arab | Roman emperor, Roman empire, Ancient rome
