Moveable siege tower, designed after Caesar's tower at Namur, 1842. Creator: Friedrich Martin von Reibisch.

Moveable siege tower, designed after Caesar's tower at Namur, 1842. Creator: Friedrich Martin von Reibisch.

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Moveable siege tower, designed after Caesar's tower at Namur, 1842. Julius Caesar used siege weapons to capture Namur from the Aduatuci in 57 BC. Plate from A History of the Development and Customs of Chivalry, by Dr Franz Kottenkamp.

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  1. Friedrich Martin von Reibisch, attributed to: German: Artist, engraverSearch Wikipedia for Friedrich Martin von Reibisch
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  1. Franz Kottenkamp: (German?): AuthorSearch Wikipedia for Franz Kottenkamp
  2. Julius Caesar: Ancient Roman: Emperor, politician, generalSearch Wikipedia for Julius Caesar
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  1. Lithograph
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  1. 0600000877
  1. 1-649-590
  1. 147603
  1. 1649590
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