👉 Peritrochium is a type of stone monument or sculpture in the Byzantine Empire, particularly in Rome. It was created during the 6th century and is considered one of the most important examples of Roman classical art. The term "peritrochium" refers to a large, monumental stone sarcophagus that was found in the Peritro Cathedral at Rome, which was dedicated to Emperor Constantine I. The Peritro Cathedral was an important religious monument in ancient Rome
