Das Libretto zur Oper Porsena von Agostino Piovene (Venedig 1712) als Vorläufer der Festa teatrale Costanza e Fortezza von Pietro Pariati (Prag 1723) by Irena Veselá

“…The paper analyses and compares two italian librettos written in the 1st half of the 18th century: Agostino Piovene' libretto of the opera Porsena, performed in Venice during the carnival seasons of 1712 and 1713; and the libretto by Pietro Pariati written for the festa teatrale Costanza e Fortezza, performed in Prague in 1723 at the coronation of the Holy Roman Emperor Charles VI as King of Bohemia. Both librettos are inspired by historical events documented by the Roman historian Livy (59 BC – AD 17), recounting the overthrow of the last Tarquin king and the subsequent siege of Rome by Porsenna who tried to help restore the Tarquin dynasty and, according to Livy, failed to do so. …”
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the formation of the Parthian dynasty of Armenia (Arshakuni dynasty) by mehrdad Ghodratdizaji, mohammad maleki

“…Perhaps this was done by the Romans, following the pressure and compromise that Artabanus II had with the new Roman Emperor, because the Parthian monarchy felt the presence of one of his rivals on the throne of Armenia as a great danger, and as a result, It can take away this danger. …”
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Maritime trade of ancient Tamils with the east and west the special reference to Arikamedu by Sounodararajan, J.

“…By this finding the place of Arikamedu won 1st and became noticeable by the historians(researchers).Later in the early years of the 20th century 1937 AD, JoyveaeDubraille, a physics professor, Puduvai-French college visited Arikamedu many times to see the ruins of the Christian Misisionary.On one such visit, he recovered a ring which has the sculpted figure of a Roman emperor, AgustasCeaser from Arikamedu. This discovery ignited him to understand the past glory of Arikamedu and he felt elated. …”
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Investigation of Sassanid civil activities during the Shapur I period in Khuzistan (Case study of Shushtar and Ramhormoz Bridges-Dams) by Mahnaz Sharifi

“…Although the Romans tried to escape, they failed and the Roman Emperor was captured (Ball 2016). Consequently, Shapur I won in the war with Valerian. …”
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Situri și descoperiri de epocă romană din împrejurimile Potaissei (IV). Date noi și clarificări privind topografia siturilor de pe teritoriul comunei Tureni by Andrei Catalin Disca

“…In 106 A.D. the kingdom of Decebalus was conquered by the roman emperor Trajan and upon its ruins was created the Roman province of Dacia. …”
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P.H.J. Cuypers' bemoeienis met de gebrandschilderde ramen van de O.L. Vrouwekerk te Dordrecht by M.E. Stades-Vischer

“…The confrontation of Pancratius with the Roman emperor has been represented within a classical setting which contrasts remarkably with the architectural framing of medieval motifs designed to harmonize with the building's style. …”
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Christian sacred architecture of late antique Romuliana (IV-VII c.): Desacralization of an imperial memorial palace by Špehar Olga

“…Although the original room had an apse on its eastern end, the builders of the basilica built new apse on the distance of 13.10 m west of the original apse, maybe deliberately neglecting the old one as the focus of the cult of the Roman emperor. The transformation of the aula palatina into the Christian church marked the beginning of the process of desacralization of the tetrarchic imperial palace. …”
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Beiträge zur kleinasiatischen Münzkunde und Geschichte 6-9 by Johannes Nollé

“…Though apparently rooted in ancient Anato­lian traditions, the sanctuary also served as a venue for the rites of the Roman emperor-worship and for the festivals of the Epinikia. …”
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A Stylistic Study of the Manuscript of Faqir Dehlavi's Dorre Maknun [the Hidden Gem] Masnavi by Marzieh Dostani Aliabad, Mohammad Hadi Khaleghzadeh, Jalil Nazari

“…This Masnavi is romantic and portrays the love affair of Malikeh, the daughter of the Roman emperor, with Imam Hassan Askari, the 11th Imam in the Twelver Shia Islam. …”
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The Serbian state in the work of Byzantine historian Doucas by Nikolić Maja

“…When he uses specific titles and when he speaks of the degrees of authority conveyed by them in individual territories Doucas is anxious to prove himself a worthy scion of the Romaioi, who considered that they had the exclusive right to the primacy in the Christian hierarchy with the Roman emperor at its top. He makes distinctions of rank between individual rulers. …”
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Nuevos fundamentos sobre la lex Adriana: la inscripción de Lella Drebblia by Gustavo Sanz Palomera

“…The lex Hadriana was one of the most important laws promoted by the Roman emperors, attempting to increase the agricultural production of properties under their direct authority.…”
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Nuevos fundamentos sobre la lex Adriana: la inscripción de Lella Drebblia by Gustavo Sanz Palomera

“…The lex Hadriana was one of the most important laws promoted by the Roman emperors, attempting to increase the agricultural production of properties under their direct authority.…”
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“Germans” and the Policy of Rome by Tassilo Schmitt

“…It also examines how Romans secured the empire and the importance of conflict with the "Germans" for Roman emperors.…”
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Images of emperors Julio-Claudian dynasty for gold, silver and copper coinage of Chersonesus by Mikhail Choref

“…As suggested, they then placed the image of the Roman emperors and their families. The thesis is illustrated by coins of Julio-Claudian dynasty.…”
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Los viros militares en época Antonina. Una mirada general a la formación militar en el siglo II by Andrés Sáez Geoffroy

“…This article analyzes the military training of Roman emperors and senators in the 2nd century. The objective is to explore the historiographical debate that exists to this day and look for an explanatory model of how military learning existed in the Nobilitas from historical evidence on three levels: imperial biographies, epigraphy and historical narrative. …”
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Tradición y novedad en las leyes contra la magia y los paganos de los emperadores cristianos by Manuel Salinas de Frías

“… The legislation against magic practices and paganism of the Christian emperors presents certain aspects of continuity and at the same time a rupture respecting what was the usual practice of the magistrates and Roman emperors in regard to the religio and perstitio. …”
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Das eManual Alte Geschichte – ein digitales Lernszenario der Alten Geschichte by Jan Seehusen

“…Users can learn about Ancient history by using podcasts, ancient sources in translation (and with comments), secondary literature, and other material (such as lists of Roman emperors). Under the direction of Werner Riess, a team of seven contributors created the contents and layout of the blog from November 2015 until June 2017. …”
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Historia Augusta authorship: an approach based on Measurements of Complex Networks by Armando Martins, Clara Grácio, Cláudia Teixeira, Irene Pimenta Rodrigues, Juan Luís Garcia Zapata, Lígia Ferreira

“…The Latin texts object of this study are excerpts from Historia Augusta, a collection of biographies of Roman emperors extending from Hadrian, who started to reign in 117 CE, to Carus and his sons Numerian and Carinus, that is, to the years up 284–285 CE. …”
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The "Pharsalia" of Lucan in the thought of Saint Augustine by Pierre Sarr

“…When Alaric invaded Rome, this event was considered as a considerable disillusion for the Romans. Emperors were thus considered as responsible for this catastrophy, as they had abandoned the antic religion for Christianism. …”
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Tacitus and Stoicism. On libertas or between “unequivocal rebelliousness” and “shameful servility” by Salvador Mas

“…This article aims to characterise the vital and intellectual attitude hold by Tacitus under the rule of roman emperors. According to Tacitus’ view, in this context it is convenient to develop an art of acting which allows individuals both to survive, to act with some personal dignity and to bear a “bad conscience” produced by such external social and political conditions. …”
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