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128 in Roman Empire
Explore 8 historical events and records for Roman Empire in 128.
Historical records for Roman Empire in 128
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Provincial Coinage at Corinth
Corinth issues provincial bronze coins naming and portraying Sabina Augusta during Hadrian's reign.
Provincial Coinage at Patras
Patras issues provincial coins bearing Sabina's portrait and the title Augusta.
Regular Imperial Coinage Begins
Regular Roman imperial coinage begins portraying Sabina with the title Augusta and distinctive imperial portraiture.
Salian Priesthood
Marcus entered the ancient priestly college of the Salii while still a child.
Title of Augusta
Sabina holds the title Augusta by 128, marking her formal elevation within the imperial household.
Travels with Hadrian
Sabina accompanies Hadrian on parts of his final extended imperial journey through the eastern provinces.
Vesta Coin Type
Coins issued for Sabina depict Vesta with the Palladium and sceptre, linking the empress with traditional Roman religious virtues.
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