Original sentence: He never himself visited Britain.The upper part of the head is the result of restoration; other casts are in Rome (at the via dei Fori Imperiali and Museum of Roman Civilization), Ancona and Benevento.Trajan presided over the second-greatest military expansion in Roman history, after Augustus, leading the empire to attain its maximum territorial extent by the time of his death
Edited sentence: "</ref> The upper part of the head is the result of restoration; other casts are in Rome (at the via dei Fori Imperiali and Museum of Roman Civilization), Ancona and Benevento.407) - Liverpool University Press, 2003.<ref>Philip Ward-Jackson, Public Sculpture of the City of London (p.Crito wrote that approximately 500,000 Dacians were enslaved and deported on Trajan's orders, a portion of whom were transported to Rome to participate in the gladiatorial games (or lusiones'') as part of the celebrations to mark the emperor's triumph.From this book we quote: "The statue is a bronze reproduction, not a very good one, of a marble statue of Trajan, discovered at Minturno, which is now in the Museo Nazionale in Naples.His greatest military achievement as emperor was the conquest of Dacia.Trajan himself never visited Britain