A History of the Roman Emperors: From the Accession of Augustus to the Fall of the Last Constantine

Adrian Africa Agrippina Alemanni Alexius Andronicus Antioch Antoninus Antony Armenia army Asia assassin Augustus Aurelian Aurelius banished barbarians Basil Bassianus battle besieged blood body brother Bulgarians Cæsar Caligula camp Caracalla Cassius chariot Christians church Claudius command Commodus conspirators Constan Constantine Constantinople consuls court daughter death decree defeated Diocletian Domitian edict Egypt election emperor empire empress enemy eyes father favour fleet Galerius Gallienus Gaul Germanicus Germans Gordian Goths Greek guards hand head honour horse Illyricum Italy John Julian king latter legions Macrinus Manuel Maximian Maximin Michael military mother murdered Nero Nicephorus Octavius palace Pannonia Parthians Persians person poison Pompey Pope prætorian prefect prince Probus provinces purple received reign restored retired revolt Roman Rome Saracens senate sent Severus sister slain soldiers Spain succeeded sword Syria temple Theodora Theodosius thousand Thrace throne Tiberius Titus took Trajan tribune troops Turks Valens Valentinian Vespasian victory Visigoths wife youth Zenobia