A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, limited, 1935 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 641
... Trajan see especially R. Paribeni , Optimus Princeps . Trajan did not change his gentile name after adoption . Hadrian and Antoninus followed this precedent ; M. Aurelius assumed the gentile name of Antoninus . By this time the rules of ...
... Trajan see especially R. Paribeni , Optimus Princeps . Trajan did not change his gentile name after adoption . Hadrian and Antoninus followed this precedent ; M. Aurelius assumed the gentile name of Antoninus . By this time the rules of ...
Pagina 645
... Trajan ; but these were for the most part annulled by his successor . The small Transjordanian principality which Herod Agrippa II . had held for nearly fifty years ( p . 543 ) was incorporated into Syria about 100. A more important ...
... Trajan ; but these were for the most part annulled by his successor . The small Transjordanian principality which Herod Agrippa II . had held for nearly fifty years ( p . 543 ) was incorporated into Syria about 100. A more important ...
Pagina 648
... Trajan was retained by his successors . Under Hadrian or Antoninus a new fortified road was constructed in advance of Trajan's " limes " . " On the northern borders of the enlarged province of Cappadocia ( p . 626 ) the forays of Alans ...
... Trajan was retained by his successors . Under Hadrian or Antoninus a new fortified road was constructed in advance of Trajan's " limes " . " On the northern borders of the enlarged province of Cappadocia ( p . 626 ) the forays of Alans ...
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