Niebuhr's lectures on Roman history, Vol. 3 (of 3)Niebuhr, Barthold Georg
History
Niebuhr's lectures on Roman history, Vol. 3 (of 3)
Niebuhr, Barthold Georg
Rome -- History
Commodus. M. Perennis, 247
Extravagance and cruelty of Commodus, 248
Murder of Commodus, 249
_Pertinax_, 249
_Didius Julianus_, one of the prætorians, aims at the sovereignty, 249
Clodius Albinus, 250
_Septimus Severus_, 250
War of Pescennius Niger, 252
Victory over Clodius Albinus, 253
War against the Parthians, 253
M. Bassianus Antoninus Caracalla, 254
Julia Domna, 254
Changes in the administration of Italy, 255
_Correctores_, 255
M. ANTONINUS CARACALLA. MACRINUS. ELAGABALUS. ALEXANDER SEVERUS.
_M. Bassianus Caracalla_, Geta, 256
Murder of Geta, 256
Caracalla’s journey through the provinces, 257
Massacre at Alexandria, 257
The right of citizenship given to all the subjects of the Roman
empire, 257
Fondness of Caracalla for Alexander the Great, 258
War against the Parthians, 258
Murder of Caracalla, 259
_Macrinus_, 259
Julia Domna, 259
Mamæa, 260
Insurrection of Elagabalus, 260
Macrinus conquered and beheaded, 260
_Elagabalus_, 260
Alexander Severus adopted as Cæsar by Elagabalus, 261
Rebellion against Elagabalus. His death, 261
_Alexander Severus_, 261
His rule. Domitius Ulpianus, 262
Advance of the Germans. Downfall of the Parthian dynasty, 263
The Persians headed by one of the race of Sassan, 264
War with the Persians, 264
END OF ALEXANDER SEVERUS. MAXIMIN, GORDIAN, FATHER AND SON. MAXIMUS AND
BALBINUS. GORDIAN III. PHILIP. DECIUS.
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