In Act II of Julius Caesar, Cassius compares Caesar to this item which was built to celebrate the end of a siege by Demetrius I. It was sold to an Edessan scrap metal dealer in 654 CE by a conquering Arab expedition, several centuries after locals declined Ptolemy III's offer to rebuild this monument designed by Chares of Lyndus. For 10 points, the Mandrákion harbor was not actually straddled by what statue of Helios that comprised one of the sev
In Act II of Julius Caesar, Cassius compares Caesar to this item which was built to celebrate the end of a siege by Demetrius I. It was sold to an Edessan scrap metal dealer in 654 CE by a conquering Arab expedition, several centuries after locals declined Ptolemy III's offer to rebuild this monument designed by Chares of Lyndus. For 10 points, the Mandrákion harbor was not actually straddled by what statue of Helios that comprised one of the seven wonders of the ancient world?
In Act II of Julius Caesar, Cassius compares Caesar to this item which was built to celebrate the end of a siege by Demetrius I.