A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 706
Max Cary. Severus ' victory over Albinus . Severus overruns Babylonia , delivered near Lugdunum early in 197 , was Severus ' hardest test ; but in the event the battle went in his favour and left him undisputed master in the Roman empire ...
Max Cary. Severus ' victory over Albinus . Severus overruns Babylonia , delivered near Lugdunum early in 197 , was Severus ' hardest test ; but in the event the battle went in his favour and left him undisputed master in the Roman empire ...
Pagina 707
... Severus , despite his sixty - three years Severus ' of age , arrived in person to regulate the affairs of Britain . For three campaigns years the emperor stayed in the province with his two sons , Caracalla and Geta ; in 209 he made a ...
... Severus , despite his sixty - three years Severus ' of age , arrived in person to regulate the affairs of Britain . For three campaigns years the emperor stayed in the province with his two sons , Caracalla and Geta ; in 209 he made a ...
Pagina 708
... Severus did no more than recognise an accomplished fact when he gave them legal validity . The conversion of the Roman army into a frontier militia was carried one step further by Severus when he offered hereditary leases of Roman crown ...
... Severus did no more than recognise an accomplished fact when he gave them legal validity . The conversion of the Roman army into a frontier militia was carried one step further by Severus when he offered hereditary leases of Roman crown ...
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