-
peace was agreed.
Carausius began to
entertain visions of
legitimacy and
official recognition. It has been
suggested that
Carausius may have been responsible...
-
Channel s****s,
Carausius,
rebelled in 286,
causing the
secession of
Britain and
northwestern Gaul.
Maximian failed to oust
Carausius, and his invasion...
-
Beyond this, no
contemporary evidence for or
against Carausius'
existence has surfaced. "'
Carausius II': An
Unknown British Usurper?". The
classical ****ociation...
-
usurper Carausius who had
declared himself emperor in
Britannia and
northern Gaul in 286. In late 293,
Constantius defeated the
forces of
Carausius in Gaul...
-
which Carausius was ********inated by his
subordinate Allectus.
Britain was
regained by
Constantius and his
subordinate Asclepiodotus in 296.
Carausius, a...
-
Carausius morosus (the 'common', 'Indian' or 'laboratory'
stick insect) is a
species of
Phasmatodea (phasmid)
often kept as pets by
schools and individuals...
- bark-like tubercles, and
other forms of camouflage. A few species, such as
Carausius morosus, are even able to
change their pigmentation to
match their surroundings...
- 2020
Carausius exsul Werner, 1930
Carausius femoralis Chen & He, 2002
Carausius fruhstorferi (Carl, 1913)
Carausius furcillatus Pantel, 1917
Carausius gardineri...
- the
other side, it
showed Carausius together with
Diocletian and Maximian, with the
caption CARAVSIVS ET
FRATRES SVI, "
Carausius & his brothers". Diocletian...
-
treasurer to
Carausius, a
Menapian officer in the
Roman navy who had
seized power in
Britain and
northern Gaul in 286. In 293
Carausius was
isolated when...
