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195 in Roman Empire

Explore 8 historical events and records for Roman Empire in 195.

Historical records for Roman Empire in 195

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Antonine Dynastic Claim

Septimus Severus ยท Rome ยท House / House of Severi

Septimus Severus presents himself as an adopted son of the deified Marcus Aurelius to strengthen his dynastic legitimacy.

Campaign against Adiabene

Septimus Severus ยท Adiabene ยท Warfare / Roman Empire-Parthia War

Septimus Severus attacks Adiabene during the eastern operations that follow the defeat of Niger.

Campaign against Osroene

Septimus Severus ยท Osroene ยท Warfare / Roman Empire-Parthia War

Septimus Severus campaigns against Osroene and other eastern powers that had supported Pescennius Niger.

Caracalla Named Caesar

Septimus Severus ยท Rome ยท House / House of Severi

Septimus Severus elevates his elder son Caracalla to the rank of Caesar.

First Parthian War

Septimus Severus ยท Mesopotamia ยท House / House of Severi

Septimus Severus campaigned against Parthian-aligned kingdoms in Mesopotamia and adopted the titles Arabicus and Adiabenicus.

Julia Domna Mother of the Camp

Septimus Severus ยท Rome ยท House / House of Severi

Julia Domna receives the title Mother of the Camp as Severus emphasizes the imperial family's connection with the army.

Parthicus Adiabenicus Title

Septimus Severus ยท House / House of Severi

Septimus Severus adopts the victory title Parthicus Adiabenicus after his eastern campaigns.

Parthicus Arabicus Title

Septimus Severus ยท House / House of Severi

Septimus Severus adopts the victory title Parthicus Arabicus after campaigning in the eastern frontier region.

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