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• However, he became ill and died in 211 AD, at the age of 65.
• Christianity was practiced in secret and the Hellenization of Palaestina continued under Septimius Severus ( 193 211 AD ).
• The area was farmland until the reign of the Roman Emperor Septimius Severus ( 193-211 AD ).
• In 1978 it was argued that Calpurnius was active in the reign of Severus ( 193  211 AD ).
• By 211 AD, with Caracalla's edict known as the " Constitutio Antoniniana ", all free inhabitants of the Empire became citizens.
• Although his southern foes were still very alive, Cao Cao focused to the north to crush Ma Chao and his rebels at Tong Gate in 211 AD ( " Tales " ).
• During these centuries the Antonine Wall was occupied and Septimius Severus led a campaign in the area between 208 and 211 AD . The nearby Roman fortress of Carpow was constructed under Severus.
• In 211 AD, at the intersection of the reigns of Septimius Severus and Caracalla, abortions which violated the father's rights or the mother's duties were punished by temporary exile.
• The Monumental Arch was built sometime during the reign of emperor Septimius Severus, which lasted from 193 to 211 AD; it linked the main street of the Colonnade and the Temple of Bel.
• Although abortion was accepted in Rome, attitudes changed with the spread of Christianity and around 211 AD emperors Septimius Severus and Caracalla banned abortion as infringing on parental rights; temporary exile was the punishment.
• During the reign of Septimius Severus ( 193 & ndash; 211 AD ), the city was raised to the rank of a colony ( 193 AD ), which gave its residents equal rights with citizens of Rome.
• The date of writing is disputed, with some scholars arguing in favour of a Neronian date ( 54  68 AD ) and others arguing for a later date ( possibly during the reign of Severus ( 193  211 AD ) ).
• Near Napoca were discovered the villae rusticae of G鈘b
  u ( 7 rooms ), Dezmir ( six rooms ), Apahida ( two rooms, used during Septimius Severus'reign 193-211 AD ), Turcea ( Tarcea ? ) ( thirtheen rooms ) and Aiton ( four rooms ).
• When Roman emperor Septimius Severus ( " r " . 193 211 AD ) invaded Mesopotamia in 197 AD during the reign of Vologases V of Parthia ( " r " . " c " . 191 208 AD ), the Romans once again marched down the Euphrates and captured Seleucia and Ctesiphon.
• A matching number of auxilia ( i . e . c . 50 regiments, although only the names of around 25-30 have survived in the epigraphic record ) were probably added, possibly reaching a peak of c . 440 regiments and around 250, 000 effectives by the end of Septimius Severus's rule ( 211 AD ).
• Septimius Severus ( Roman emperor from 193 to 211 AD ) pushed Dacia s eastern frontier approximately 10 to 14 kilometers ( 6 to 9 miles ) east of the Olt River ( Limes Transalutanus ), constructing a series of 14 camps, over a distance of cca ., beginning at Fl
  m鈔da on the Danube and stretching northward to Cumidava ( now R?nov ).
• In Scotland, the Celtic Iron Age way of life, often troubled but never extinguished by Rome, re-asserted itself when the legions abandoned any permanent occupation in 211 AD . Hanson ( 2003 ) writes : " For many years it has been almost axiomatic in studies of the period that the Roman conquest must have had some major medium or long-term impact on Scotland.