4th Century Ad Collection

Roman 4th Century Ad mosaic from Rusguniae
3480476 Roman 4th Century Ad mosaic from Rusguniae; (add.info.: Roman 4th Century Ad mosaic from Rusguniae, in modern day Algeria.); Universal History Archive/UIG.

The Gallo-Roman Villa of Seviac
3480460 The Gallo-Roman Villa of Seviac; (add.info.: The Gallo-Roman Villa of Seviac is a monument in the municipality of Montreal (Gers, Midi-Pyrenees)

Gate of Hercules, Ephesus, Turkey

Diocletians Palace, Split, Dalmatian Coast, Croatia, Europe

Algeria, Djemila, Baptistery, baths
Tile detail on the bath of the Baptistery, constructed in order to baptise Christians, dating from the 4th century AD, the Roman site of Djemila (Cuicul), Algeria, December 2007

Carceres towers, the circus, Imperial residence of Massenzio, Appian Way, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Rome, Lazio, Italy, Europe

Theodosius I the Great, Flavio (34 -395), Roman emperor, doing penance as an Orthodox Christian

Interior The Church Of The Holy Sepulchre Christian Quarter
Interior of The Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Christian Quarter, Old City of Jerusalem. The church, first built in the 4th century AD, was demolished in 1009, rebuilt in 1048 and restored in 1810

Constantine the Great, c. 272 AD - 337 AD, also known as Constantine I or Saint Constantine. Roman Emperor from 306 to 337 AD

Roman Bikini Girls Mosaic
Detail from a 4th century Ad Roman mosaic showing three women exercising. The two on the right are throwing a ball. The woman on the left is carrying a palm frond

Doorway to the fourth century AD Rotunda of Galerius, a Roman monument
Thessaloniki, Greece

Blown-glass ampullae and cups, 1st-4th century AD
Blown-glass ampullae and cups, used as containers for perfumed oils. From the East Mediterranean. 1st-4th century AD

Marble inscribing grave relief
Marble inscribed grave relief, perhaps from Macedonia, AD 250-300. Represented within the apsidal surface of the slab are busts of a male, a female and two children

Relief depicting a fish and a cross
Egyptian civilization, Coptic Period. Relief depicting a fish and a cross, 4th-5th century A.D

Tunisia, Susa, Mosaic work depicting the poet Virgil (Publius Vergilius Maro, 70 A.C... - 19 A.C)
Tunisia, Susa, Mosaic work depicting the poet Virgil (Publius Vergilius Maro, 70 A.C... - 19 A.C...) writing the Aeneid sitting between the muses Clio and Melpomene 4th century A.D

Funerary mosaic depicting a young man (Amianthus) drinking while lying on a bed from Henchir Thyna, ancient Thaenae
Roman civilization, 4th century A.D. Funerary mosaic depicting a young man (Amianthus) drinking while lying on a bed. From Henchir Thyna, ancient Thaenae, Tunisia

Tombstone engraving of a Pneumatic Organ
Engraved image of a pneumatic organ on the tomb of Rusticus, Rome, 4th century AD. The organ was a popular musical instrument in Ancient Rome and the hydraulis, or water organ

Mosaic from the tomb of Ameriminia, 4th century AD, Hatay Archaeology Museum, Antioch, Hatay province, Southwest Turkey, Anatolia, Turkey, Asia Minor, Eurasia

Mosaic of the Chresis from Daphne (Harbiye), 4th century AD, Hatay Archaeology Museum, Antioch, Hatay province, Southwest Turkey, Anatolia, Turkey, Asia Minor, Eurasia

Hunting Boar
Roman floor mosaic from a Roman Villa near Merida in Spain.It dates from the 4th century AD and shows a hunter(possibly Adonis) spearing a boar

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The 4th century AD was a time of grandeur and cultural exchange, as evidenced by the magnificent structures and artworks that have survived to this day. In Ephesus, Turkey, the Gate of Hercules stands tall, a testament to the city's Roman past. Meanwhile, in Split on the Dalmatian Coast of Croatia, Diocletian's Palace showcases the opulence enjoyed by emperors during this era. Mosaic art flourished during this period as well. The mosaic depicting Oceanus and Tethys from ancient Daphne in Harbiye, Turkey is an exquisite example of craftsmanship. Another mosaic captures a hunter loading an ostrich onto a ship; its intricate details can be found on the floor of the Great Hunt. Traveling further west to Algeria brings us to Djemila where we find remnants such as the Baptistery and baths that provide insight into daily life during Roman times. Carceres towers at The Circus were part of Massenzio's imperial residence along Appian Way – now recognized as UNESCO World Heritage sites. Religion played a significant role in shaping society during this period too. Theodosius I, known as "the Great, " is depicted doing penance as an Orthodox Christian – highlighting his devotion and influence over religious affairs. Moving back towards Croatia's coast lies Diocletian's Palace once again - its interior reflecting both luxury and functionality for imperial living quarters centuries ago. Nearby in Jerusalem’s Christian Quarter stands The Church Of The Holy Sepulchre - a site revered by Christians worldwide for being built upon Jesus' crucifixion site. One cannot discuss the 4th century without mentioning Constantine I or Constantine the Great – renowned for his conversion to Christianity and subsequent establishment of Constantinople (present-day Istanbul). His legacy lives on through illustrations like those created by Gordon Ross which capture his influential reign. Lastly, let us not forget about leisurely pursuits.