Quadi e romani, da colonna di Marco Aurelio a Roma - Illustrazioni stock

The so-called Rain miracle in Quadi country. Of the Quadi encircled, the Roman troops threatened to die of thirst, as the god Hermes Aerius sent them a violent thunderstorm. The Teutons fled, and the Romans were saved. The Quadi were a small suberic tribe of the Germanics during the barbarian migration on the Iberian Peninsula. Wood engraving after a bas relief from the Column of Marcus Aurelius (built 2nd half of the 2nd century AD) in Rome, published in 1878.