Death of Septimus Severus
Septimus Severus dies at Eboracum, modern York, while still engaged in the British campaign.
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Septimus Severus dies at Eboracum, modern York, while still engaged in the British campaign.
Early in his imperial career, Timesitheus commanded Cohors I Gallicae in Hispania Tarraconensis, beginning the military service expected of an ambitious equestrian official.
Orders the assassination of his brother & co-ruler, Geta, & becomes te sole Augustus
Becomes sole Augustus after the assassination of Geta
Agrees a peace with the Scots & leaves the country
Agrees a peace with the Scots & leaves the country
Succeeds as Emperor of Rome
Rules briefly with his brother Caracalla after Severus dies.