Death of Antinous
Antinous dies during Hadrian journey in Egypt.
Explore 17 historical events and records for Roman Empire in 130.
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Antinous dies during Hadrian journey in Egypt.
Founds Antinoopolis in Egypt after the death of Antinous.
Avidius Cassius was born into a prominent eastern Roman family during the second century.
Faustina the Younger was born into the imperial family as a daughter of Antoninus Pius and Faustina the Elder.
Roman coinage for Sabina uses Concordia imagery to associate the empress with harmony and dynastic stability.
Drowns in the Nile during Hadrianโs Egyptian journey.
Receives elite philosophical and rhetorical training.
Founds Antinoopolis in memory of Antinous.
Hadrian reportedly nicknamed the young Marcus Verissimus in recognition of his reputation for truthfulness.
Hadrian appointed Antoninus Pius as one of the consular officials responsible for administering judicial districts in Italy.
Sabina's companion Julia Balbilla composes inscriptions at the Colossi of Memnon that praise the empress during the Egyptian visit.
Denarii issued for Sabina portray Juno, linking the empress with a major Roman goddess associated with marriage and female authority.
Roman coinage for Sabina depicts Pietas, associating the empress with piety and imperial family virtue.
Roman coinage for Sabina depicts Pudicitia, presenting the empress through the traditional virtue of modesty.
Founds Antinoopolis in Egypt after the death of Antinous.
Sabina accompanies Hadrian during the imperial visit to Egypt in 130.
Sabina visits the Colossi of Memnon at Thebes during the imperial journey through Egypt.
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