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The basilica of Maxentius and Constantine served as a basic plan for the emperor to have a grandiose building to use as an administrative center when the Roman Emperor had to sanction laws in his role of the greatest Judge of the Empire.
This was an impressive building in Constantinople and had different uses not only as a and administrative building, but a courthouse, meeting rooms, and council halls to make decisions on the future of the empire.
Years later, the design of this impressive basilica was used by the church as a religious center to profess the Christian teachings.
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When I read this question it gets me thinking. In ancient Greece, there were Athens and the Spartans. Women in Sparta were looked upon favorably. They could be independant and even own their own property. On the other hand, In Athens, women had a class level lower than slaves. Knowing this information, yes the painting is technically sexist based on how the Athenian women were treated and looked upon.
