ad 211造句

• Septimius Severus died at York in AD 211; his sons paid off the rebels and left for Rome.
• Suetrius Sabinus then served under the new emperor Caracalla during his campaign against the Alamanni from AD 211 to 213.
• Less likely, he may also have been the Bassus who was " Praefectus urbi " of Pomponius Bassus who was consul in AD 211.
• However, the circulation of Roman coins seems to have virtually ceased after 218, as no coin-hoards and only 7 isolated coins have been found from after Caracalla, who ruled AD 211-218.
• From this base-line of c . 250, 000 effectives, the imperial army grew steadily in the 1st and 2nd centuries, almost doubling in size to c . 450, 000 by the end of the rule of Septimius Severus ( AD 211 ).