-
Caesariensis Mauretania Tingitana Syphax Victor Maurus, a
Christian Mauretanian martyr and
saint Zeno of
Verona "region,
North Africa". Encyclopedia...
- The
Barbary lion was a po****tion of the lion
subspecies Panthera leo leo. It was also
called North African lion,
Atlas lion, and
Egyptian lion. It lived...
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Christian legend, she
attended to
Saint Sebastian after he was
wounded by
Mauretanian archers.
Irene was the wife of
Saint Castulus who,
according to tradition...
-
Gaius Suetonius Paulinus (fl. AD 40–69) was a
Roman general best
known as the
commander who
defeated Boudica and her army
during the
Boudican revolt. Little...
- Caesarea.
Through the couple's influence, the
Mauretanian kingdom flourished.
Cleopatra supported Mauretanian trade. The
kingdom developed a significant...
- the
Phoenician (8th–6th
centuries BC),
Punic (5th–3rd
centuries BC),
Mauretanian (2nd
century BC–AD 50),
Roman (AD 50–6th
century AD) and
Islamic (12th–15th...
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provinces was
Marcus Fadius Celer Flavi****, in
office in 44.
Details on the
Mauretanian events of 39–44 are lost,
including an
entire chapter by Dio on the annexation...
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Tingis (Latin;
Ancient Gr****: Τίγγις Tíngis) or
Tingi (Ancient Berber: ⵜⵉⵏⴳⵉ), the
ancient name of
Tangier in Morocco, was an
important Carthaginian, Moor...
- father’s kingdom,
ruling under Roman supervision.
These Numidian and
Mauretanian kings, as
Roman protégés,
frequently traveled to Rome,
where their children...
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equestrian class,
rather than the senatorial, and also the
first emperor of
Mauretanian descent. He
adopted the name of Severus, in
honour of the
Severan dynasty...
