antonines造句

• Under the Antonines, a temple was built to worship Venus.
• Finally, the Antonines were formed into an Order of canons regular in 1297.
• In the time of the Antonines, there were perhaps 3 to 6 million inhabitants.
• Over the course of the next two centuries, disputes between the Antonines and the Benedictines arose repeatedly.
• At that time the Benedictine monks were removed from the shrine, which was entrusted to the Antonines.
• In Olympia, Herodes Atticus dedicated a nymphaeum that displayed statues of Faustina and other Antonines as well as his own ancestors.
• With the odious name of Tiberius, he assumed the more popular appellation of Constantine, and imitated the purer virtues of the Antonines.
• Each myth is presented in the voice of a narrator writing under the Antonines, such as Plutarch or Pausanias, with citations of the classical sources.
• The chapel of "'Sant'Antonio Abata "', conscrated before 1591, was originally a hospice run by the Antonines order of Vienna.
• Architect and topographer Francesco Bianchini named it the " ustrinum of the Antonines " on the hypothesis that it was the site of the funeral pyre for members of that dynasty.
• It never, however, enjoyed the rank of a colony, but appears from inscriptions to have been a municipal town of some importance in the time of Trajan and the Antonines.
• Under the Antonines ( 98-180 ), the winners of triumphal honours lost the right to wear triumphal dress, which was now reserved for the Consuls and for the emperors themselves, but retained the privilege of a public statue.
• At this time the conflict that had grown up between the Antonines and the Benedictine monks responsible for the relics had become severe : the Pope put an end to it by dismissing the Benedictines to Montmajour Abbey and giving custody of the shrine to the Antonines.
• At this time the conflict that had grown up between the Antonines and the Benedictine monks responsible for the relics had become severe : the Pope put an end to it by dismissing the Benedictines to Montmajour Abbey and giving custody of the shrine to the Antonines.
• Ironically, Dr . Blake's third and final book, " Roman construction in Italy from Nerva through the Antonines ", was completed after her own death in 1961 by yet another woman author, Doris Taylor Bishop ( 1917 1969 ).
• During the reign of Emperor Caracalla, whose sentiments were very different from the Antonines being inattentive, or rather averse, to the welfare of the people, he found himself under the necessity of gratifying the greed and excessive lifestyle which he had excited in the Army.
• In 119 A . D, reinforcing the themes of imperial divinity and apotheosis established by Augustus, Hadrian and the succeeding Antonines added a temple to Hadrian s mother-in-law, the Divine Matidia, and a temple to the Divine Hadrian himself built by Antoninus Pius.
• From this Gerardus Vossius supposes that the work was written about the time of Caesar Augustus at the beginning of the 1st century AD; in the judgment of Orelli, not later than the time of Hadrian or the Antonines, in the middle of the 2nd century; the " Oxford Classical Dictionary " thinks the 2nd century AD likely.
• The Roman citizen elite in the 2nd and 3rd centuries, under the pressure of taxation and the ruinous cost of presenting spectacular public entertainments in the traditional " cursus honorum ", had found under the Antonines that security could only be obtained by combining their established roles in the local town with new ones as servants and representatives of a distant Emperor and his traveling court.