- father. As
Pharaoh of Egypt,
Titus adopted the
titulary Autokrator Titos Kaisaros Hununefer Benermerut ("Emperor
Titus Caesar, the
perfect and po****r youth")...
- had
joined the war, led by the
warlord Caucenus. The
meaning of the name
Kaisaro is disputed,
though it is
believed it has a
Phoenician root,
bringing the...
- stp-n-Ptḥ ḥqꜢ-ḥqꜢw stp-n-Ptḥ mrj-Ꜣst
Autokrator Nomen:
Kaisaros, Ep. nt.f mḥ
Kaisaros, Ep. pꜢ nṯr
Kaisaros, Ep. Ꜥnḫ-ḏt mrj-Ptḥ-Ꜣst
Romaios First Roman emperor...
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Cartouche of
Maximinus Daza,
Kaisaros Oualerios Mak(sim)inos...
-
Nicolaus of
Damascus writes a
biography of the
Emperor Augustus (Bios
Kaisaros).
September 24 – Vitellius,
Roman emperor (d. AD 69)
November 6 – Agrippina...
-
unreliable guide to
Mesopotamian history. He
wrote a Life of
Augustus (Bios
Kaisaros),
which seems to have been
completed before the
death of the
emperor in...
-
while Nicolaus of
Damascus wrote a
biography of
Emperor Augustus (Bios
Kaisaros). In the
Roman Empire, an
edict was
issued effecting an empire-wide ban...
-
Roman emperor are
Kaisar Augustos (Decree from
Caesar Augustus,
Dogma para
Kaisaros Augoustou, Luke 2:1) or just
Kaisar (see
Render unto Caesar...), and Pontius...
-
preposition "of" or the
English possessive case: ἡ τοῦ Καίσαρος γυνή. hē toû
Kaísaros gunḗ. "The wife of Caesar." It is also used
after prepositions, especially...
-
while Nicolaus of
Damascus wrote a
biography of
Emperor Augustus (Bios
Kaisaros). In the
Roman Empire, an
edict was
issued effecting an empire-wide ban...
