2011/01/01 by I. Mennen · 1 citation
Arts and Humanities · Social Sciences · #Classical Studies and Legal History #Classical Antiquity Studies #Historical and Architectural Studies #Ranking (information retrieval) #History #Ancient history #Computer science #Information retrieval
paper · pdf · doi:10.1163/ej.9789004203594.i-306.29
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Discussed so far have been changes in power and status of the emperors, the senatorial elite and high equestrians. This chapter examines the military officers, among whom both senators and equestrians played a role. To illustrate the developments in the power and status of military officers during the third century, two cases will be analyzed and compared: the set of high-ranking military officers under Septimius Severus and those operating under Gallienus.