- is last
mentioned in
papyri from 7 April,
while the
Gordians are
first mentioned in 13 June.
Gordian is last
mentioned in an
Egyptian inscription dated...
- The
cutting of the
Gordian Knot is an
Ancient Gr****
legend ****ociated with
Alexander the
Great in
Gordium in Phrygia,
regarding a
complex knot that tied...
- Syme 1971, pp. 1–16.
Historia Augusta, The
Three Gordians, 18:4
Historia Augusta, The
Three Gordians, 18:5
Birley 2005, p. 341. An
inscription confirming...
- Look up
Gordian in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Gordian may
refer to:
Gordian I (c.159–238),
Roman emperor for one
month with his son
Gordian II (c...
- Augusta, The
Three Gordians, 17:1
Historia Augusta, The
Three Gordians, 4:2
Birley 2005, p. 339.
Historia Augusta, The
Three Gordians, 3:5
Chisholm 1911...
- Numidia, held a
grudge against the
Gordians. He led an army to
fight them and
defeated them
decisively at Carthage.
Gordian II was
killed in the battle, and...
- the
Gordians and
controlled the only
legionary unit (III Augusta) in the area.
Gordian II was
killed in the
fighting and, on
hearing this,
Gordian I hanged...
- Look up
Gordian knot in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. The
Gordian Knot is a
legendary knot that
became a
metaphor for an
intractable problem solved...
-
operations against Maximinus Thrax until the
arrival of the
Gordians. On the news of the
Gordians'
defeat and deaths, however, the
Senate met in
closed session...
-
Emperor Gordian may
refer to:
Gordian I of Rome
Gordian II of Rome
Gordian III of Rome This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with the title...
