273 ce造句

• Group III ( 200-273 CE ) : Funerary sculpture becomes more naturalistic in style.
• Halabiye was captured by the Romans in 273 CE during the war that broke out after Palmyra had asserted its independence from Rome.
• A fourth bas-relief and inscription is attributed to Kartir, high priest under Shapur I and his sons Hormizd I ( 272-273 CE ) and Bahram I ( 273 276 CE ).
• The busts can be places into three groups based on Dr . Harald Ingholt s 1928 chronological classifications : Group I ( 50-150 CE ), Group II ( 15-200 CE ), and Group III ( 200-273 CE ).
• The exact date of his rebellion is uncertain, but scholars generally agree on some time between late 273 CE and the summer of 274 CE . Some ancient sources suggest that Faustinus continued his revolt after Tetricus surrendered to Aurelian, who in this scenario would have defeated Faustinus in 274 CE.