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... Septimius Severus was the first to break with the traditions and the policy of the Antonines and to start on the path of thoroughly barbarizing the Roman Empire . Others are inclined to think that Septimius Severus was ' a patriotic but ...
... Septimius Severus was the first to break with the traditions and the policy of the Antonines and to start on the path of thoroughly barbarizing the Roman Empire . Others are inclined to think that Septimius Severus was ' a patriotic but ...
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... Septimius , emphasis was laid on the title imperator , chief of the Roman army , but the emperor re- mained the chief magistrate of the Roman Empire , and the army remained an army of Roman citizens . If the Empire now com- prised all ...
... Septimius , emphasis was laid on the title imperator , chief of the Roman army , but the emperor re- mained the chief magistrate of the Roman Empire , and the army remained an army of Roman citizens . If the Empire now com- prised all ...
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... Septimius and his suc- cessors . The emperors realized this and acted accordingly . We have already emphasized the confidence in , and allegiance to , Septimius and his house - the legal successors of the divine Antonines - which were ...
... Septimius and his suc- cessors . The emperors realized this and acted accordingly . We have already emphasized the confidence in , and allegiance to , Septimius and his house - the legal successors of the divine Antonines - which were ...
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Italy and the Civil War I | 1 |
Augustus and the Policy of Restoration and Recon | 37 |
The Julii and Claudii | 77 |
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