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 | | Pertinax got wind of the plot and rushed back to Rome where he addressed the Senate, saying that it was the fault of palace freedmen that the treasury cupboard was bare and that the Praetorians were attempting a coup. | | | Pertinax's career suffered for a short time, but he was one of the army's best generals, and so he was called up again to suppress a revolt in Britain, an assignment which, not incidentally, also sent him far from the Roman political scene. | | | While Pertinax was down in Ostia inspecting Rome's grain supply, Laetus, a former ally of Pertinax in the plot to kill Commodus, now conspired with the Praetorians to oust Pertinax. |
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http://www.mmdtkw.org/VPertinax.html
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| | CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Pertinax |
| | This incited the others who fell upon Pertinax; the emperor's head was put on a lance and carried through the streets of the city to the camp. | | | Several prætorians were suspected of being members of the conspiracy; Lætus had these put to death without any trial and made the soldiers believe that it was done by imperial command. | | | On account of a conspiracy against Commodus many innocent persons, including Pertinax, were banished. |
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http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/11732a.htm
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| | The Decline And Fall Of The Roman Empire IV |
| | Pertinax found a nobler way of condemning his predecessor's memory; by the contrast of his own virtues with the vices of Commodus. | | | The gates were thrown open by their companions upon guard; and by the domestics of the old court, who had already formed a secret Conspiracy against the life of the too virtuous emperor. | | | Such an uniform conduct had already secured to Pertinax the noblest reward of a sovereign, the love and esteem of his people. |
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http://www.ccel.org/g/gibbon/decline/volume1/chap4.htm
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| | 193: Severus and Traditional Auctoritas |
| | However nowhere is he joined with those leaders who were publicly associated with Pertinax and his continual public appeals to the memory of the fallen emperor indicate that he did not feel their support was certain. | | | The support that the Antonine aristocracy could organize is seen immediately after Commodus' murder, with a large crowd clamoring for Pertinax when he went before the troops at the pratorian camp. | | | The last years of Commodus' reign had left the political situation in Rome in such a shambles that no person or group was able to put together a government with enough auctoritas to retain power in the fashion that was customary in the principate. |
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http://intranet.dalton.org/groups/Rome/MoranSev193.html
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| | Probably, there was no conspiracy at all, especially since Pertinax had not yet chosen his successor. | | | It was said that only a few days before, the emperor had said to some of his courtiers that he wanted Didius Julianus to be regarded with due respect, because he had been his colleague and would be his successor. | | | The official account of the murder was that Commodus threatened his relatives and/or courtiers, that they defended themselves, and that did not start to look for a worthy successor before the early hours of 1 January 193. |
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http://www.livius.org/he-hg/helvius/pertinax2.html
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| | Bioline International Official Site (site up-dated regularly) |
| | pertinax populations in coastal São Paulo (Sucen 1977). | | | pertinax, 1 027 specimens (18.7% of the total) were collected. | | | The main program for the control of Simuliidae in Brazil is being conducted on the northern coast of the state of São Paulo, near the slopes of the Serra do Mar massif. |
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http://www.bioline.org.br/request?oc03143
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| | Pertinax - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Pertinax must have been aware of the danger he faced by assuming the purple, for he refused to use imperial titles for either his wife or son, thus protecting them from the aftermath of his own assassination. | | | He narrowly averted one conspiracy by a group to replace him with the consul Sosius Falco, but a second conspiracy ended with his assassination by members of the Praetorian Guard. | | | After his entry to Rome, Septimius recognized Pertinax as a legitimate emperor, executed the soldiers who killed him, and not only pressured the Senate to provide for him a state funeral, but for some time held games on the anniversary of Pertinax's ascension and his birthday. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pertinax
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| | The French Rats and the Sinking Ship by CLR James 1944 |
| | Pertinax has only contempt for the men of the Left and the Stalinists. | | | He seeks to establish that the catastrophic nature of the French collapse was not due to lack of air power and tanks. | | | Pertinax finds excuses for the long American flirtation with Vichy and Weygand (pages 535-7). |
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http://www.marxists.org/archive/james-clr/works/1944/09/french-rats.htm
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| | Gibbon Chapter V |
| | The Prætorians had violated the sanctity of the throne, by the atrocious murder of Pertinax; they dishonoured the majesty of it, by their subsequent conduct. | | | As soon as the intelligence of the atrocious murder of Pertinax had reached Antioch, the wishes of Asia invited Niger to assume the Imperial purple and revenge his death. | | | Amidst the wild disorder Suplicianus, the emperor's father-in-law, and governor of the city, who had been sent to the camp on the first alarm of mutiny, was endeavouring to calm the fury of the multitude, when he was silenced by the clamorous return of the murderers, bearing on a lance the head of Pertinax. |
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http://www.clas.ufl.edu/users/pcraddoc/dfgib/FIVE.HTM
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| | Romanitas by Sophia McDougall |
| | Early in Pertinax’s reign, Laetus, disgruntled by Pertinax’s independence, encourages a plot by the Praetorian Guard to assassinate him. | | | At the same time he increases the powers and numbers of the Vigiles to create a counterweight police force, reasoning that any future conspiracy against the Emperor in one body will be detected and exposed by the other. | | | To deal more fully with the threat, and despite protests from Roman Britons, Pertinax II pulls the legions out of Britain and leads a massive force into Germany and Sarmatia. |
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http://www.romanitas.com/text/history.htm
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| | Liberty and Power |
| | George Washington once famously said, "government is all power." By this he demonstrated that he understood what Pertinax, Tom Bell, and all the current crop of the Libertarian Party don't. | | | It seems that after the corrupt and tryannical reign of Commodus was cut short by an assassination by his praetorian guards, Pertinax was asked to wear the Purple. | | | This all sounds good to those of libertarian leanings, but the rest of the story highlights why the Libertarian Party is now nothing more than a dangerous indulgence by the naive and childish. |
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http://www.realtime.net/~rentner/Blog/B97335170/C1760035014/E946484568
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| | Historical Roman and American Parallels: Plato, Pertinax, and Tyranny |
| | After just 87 days in office, the Praetorian Guard assassinated Pertinax and the office was put to the highest bidder. | | | Republic, Plato wrote that ‘ States are made out of the human natures which are in them; the state is what it is because its citizens are what they are. | | | Historical Roman and American Parallels: Plato, Pertinax, and Tyranny |
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http://www.goldseek.com/news/JerryOlsen/1056957805.php
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| | Denique a paucis primum est Pertinax imperator appellatus. | | | 6 Illic Pertinax milites adlocutus est, donativum promisit, ingeri sibi imperium a Laeto et Eclecto dixit. | | | 7 Tunc Pertinax malivolentiae notam subit, quod dictus est insimulasse apud Commodum adfectati imperii Antistium Burrum et Arrium Antoninum. |
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http://www.gmu.edu/departments/fld/CLASSICS/sha.pert.html
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| | Beginning of the End? - Marcus Aurelius - Commodus - Pertinax - Didius Julianus - Septimus Severus |
| | For, inasmuch as it seemed probable that the soldiers would never have slain Pertinax so easily if the doors had been securely locked, Julianus believed that in case of defeat he would be able to shut himself up there and survive. | | | Dio Cassius explains that, actually, there had been a portent of Pertinax's accession: | | | These men had already drawn near to Rome without encountering any resistance, when Commodus met them and asked: "What is the meaning of this, soldiers? |
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http://www.stephen.j.murray.btinternet.co.uk/decline.htm
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| | Puck of Pook's Hill -- THE WINGED HATS |
| | If Maximus wrote us a letter while he was a prisoner, Theodosius must have sent the ship that brought it. | | | 'Said Pertinax, very softly, after he had looked through it: "I will read it all. | | | Parnesius drew from his neck a folded and spotted piece of parchment, and began in a hushed voice: |
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http://www.cs.cmu.edu/People/rgs/puck-HATS.html
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| | Pertinax |
| | A slave had given them away as being part of the conspiracy. | | | His father was a freed slave, who allegedly named his son Pertinax to commemorate his own perseverance in the timber or wool trade in which he appeared to achieve some success. | | | When Pertinax returned to Rome he pardoned Falco who'd been condemned by the senate, but several praetorians were executed. |
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http://www.roman-empire.net/decline/pertinax.html
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| | Scenario 28 |
| | Pertinax Servo sat in his cold damp Jail Cell... | | | Pertinax put it in his last will, as the executioners were coming for him. | | | The wrath of the gods would be on the city without it. |
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http://ramblings.phenominet.com/oldscenarios/scenario0028.html
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| | Roman Empire In Turmoil 180-285 by Sanderson Beck |
| | After Commodus was assassinated, Laetus and Eclectus took Helvius Pertinax, 66, to the praetorian camp, where he promised the guards a donative of 12,000 sesterces each. | | | The Senate and people loathed Julianus, because they believed Pertinax was reforming the abuses of the Commodus era, and many believed the soldiers killed Pertinax for money. | | | Severus executed the praetorians, who had murdered Pertinax, and dismissed the guards, who had failed to prevent this. |
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http://www.san.beck.org/AB9-RomanTurmoil180-285.html
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| | The reign of Septimius Severus |
| | However, after his attempts failed Julianus invited Severus to be his colleague in office. | | | Pertinax did what Dio believes a good emperor should do by placing hope "in the goodwill of his companions", and this brought about his downfall. | | | After Pertinax’s murder, there was no ready successor as Pertinax himself had been after Commodus’ downfall. |
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http://www.mta.ca/faculty/humanities/classics/Course_Materials/clas3031/projects/elmore_et_al.html
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| | PUBLIUS HELVIUS PERTINAX |
| | Another coup was attempted by the praetorians in early March, this time their proposed recipient of the purple being the consul Quintus Sosius Falco, but Pertinax found out about the plot, pardoned Falco, and had the praetorian conspirators executed. | | | Pertinax tried to do too much, too soon, with the result that he was alienated by both the praetorians and the imperial freedmen, and thus, his hold on power quickly became tenuous. | | | There are no inscribed stones in Britain which mention work undertaken during the governorship of Pertinax, nor are there any which celebrate his rise to emperor. |
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| | Inscription currently attached to the Ostia theater |
| | Problem with this interpretation: If "Pertinax" refers to emperor Pertinax (born Publius Helvius), then who is the Marcus Aurelius Antoninus at the end of the inscription. | | | The "Pertinax" of this inscription is in fact Septimus Severus, and the Marcus Aurelius Antoninus Caesar at the end of the inscription actually is Severus's son Caracalla, who became Marcus Aurelius Antoninus Caesar in 195, two years after Pertinax's death. | | | A good guess would be Caracalla, who also used the "Marcus Aurelius Antoninus" name. |
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http://www.bstorage.com/Photo/Italy/Ostia/pages/B0309_1040.htm
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| | Sure enough, within a minute a lofty cloud had begun to form, a flocculent painterly smudge on the monochrome canvas of the tourquoise sky. | | | Pertinax wetted a finger, raised it to gauge the wind's direction, then directed his vision upward and to the north, anticipating the direction from which his mail would arrive. | | | Sylvanus's snouty whiskered face smiled, but the smile was grim, as was his voice resonating from the cloud's finegrain speakers. |
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http://www.pgw.com/catalog/search.asp?ISBN=1560256656
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| | Severan AD 193 - 235, Ancient Roman coins - Calgary Coin Gallery |
| | In what may have been an attempt to maintain control from behind the scenes, the assassins convinced the senator Pertinax to accept the throne. | | | Pertinax's intentions appear to have been good, but he tried to reform too much, too fast. | | | The opening left by the death of Pertinax also attracted two other candidates, Pescennius Niger (governor of Syria) and Septimius Severus (governor of Upper Pannonia). |
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http://www.calgarycoin.com/roman5.htm
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| | (109) Didius Julianus |
| | When the emperor Pertinax was murdered by the praetorian guard, the very wealthy Julianus and the urban prefect (and father-in-law of Pertinax), Flavius Sulpicianus, literally conducted a bidding war for the empire, offering donatives to secure the support of the praetorians. | | | Julianus won, promising 25,000 sestertii per man. Meanwhile, Septimius Severus, who on the death of Pertinax had been acclaimed emperor by his troops, marched on Rome, where the Senate abandoned and condemned Julianus. | | | His portraits, known only from his coins, resemble those of Pertinax in type, but they lack the strength and resolve of his predecessor's. |
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| | Search Results for Pertinax - Encyclopædia Britannica |
| | After the assassination of Commodus on Dec. 31, AD 192, Helvius Pertinax, the prefect of the city, became emperor. | | | Brief biography of this Roman emperor who ruled between 192-193 A.D. Features bibliography and maps. | | | Expand your search on Pertinax with these databases: |
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http://www.britannica.com/search?query=Pertinax
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| | The emperors, uninterested in creating heroes, promoted domestic encumbrances for their subjects. | | | Pertinax is commended by Dio for refusing the titles of Augusta for his wife and Caesar for his son, and for sending his son and daughter to live with their grandfather, where he would visit them from time to time as their father, not as the emperor. | | | The aristocracy liked a clear boundary between the emperor's roles as father and as emperor, as a sign that he considered his power to have been conferred by the senate, and not his to pass on to his son without their approval. |
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| | The Nation, 09/09/1944 - Pertinax on France by Mowrer, Lilian |
| | Open the article in The Nation Digital Archive | | | The Nation, 09/09/1944 - Pertinax on France by Mowrer, Lilian | | | ...Pertinax ruthlessly destroys the Petain "myth" fostered by Allied diplomats in the "Vichy Kremlin... |
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| | W. P. Carey MBA - Executive Program - Arizona State University: Learning from Pertinax |
| | His assasination ended his rule but created chaos in the upper levels of government. | | | Pertinax came right after Commodus, one of the most cruel and brutal rulers Rome had. | | | He removed the oppressive restrictions which had been laid upon commerce, and granted all the uncultivated lands in Italy and the provinces to those who would improve them; with an exemption from tribute, during the term of ten years. |
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http://www.wpcareymbaexecs.com/main/2004/08/learning_from_p.html
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| | Coins of the Roman Emperor Pertinax (193 AD) |
| | He rose to the Consulship under Aurelius following his Danubian campaigns. | | | Pertinax's reforms made him unpopular and his reign of 87 days ended on 28 March 193 AD when he, in turn, was murdered by the Praetorian Guard. | | | On 1 January 193 AD he succeeded Commodus who had been strangled the night before in his apartments. |
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| | No sooner had his blood been spilled than the whole empire wept for the insensible loss of so bright a leader. | | | Naive but ever the patriot Pertinax personally met the discontented to attempt to reason with them and instead wound up skewered before help could arrive. | | | He was then nominated Augustus following the murder of Commodus by a Senate only too willing to put the Commodus legacy behind them. |
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| | TIME Magazine Archive Article -- Pertinax Flays -- Jan. 30, 1928 |
| | TIME Magazine Archive Article -- Pertinax Flays -- Jan. 30, 1928 | | | One looks in vain for the least indication of the policy of the United States toward Latin America." Thus in two sentences the President of the United States was devastated, last week, by "Pertinax," unquestionably the leading political critic-journal list of France. | | | "Pertinax," of course, is vivacious, supremely intelligent M. André Géraud, Foreign Editor of L'Echo de Paris, a newspaper widely... |
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| | LookSmart - Directory - Pertinax |
| | Save a personal copy of any page on the Web and quickly find it again with Furl.net. | | | Pertinax - Find biographies of the 2nd century Roman emperor Pertinax and summaries of his brief reign. | | | Features a detailed summary of the life and reign of emperor Pertinax and chronicles his murder by the Praetorian Guard. |
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http://lsxml.looksmart.com/p/browse/us1/us317836/us317911/us266441/us545087/us287126/us584576/us584582/us584609
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| | TIME Magazine Archive Article -- Pertinax Goes Home -- Oct. 15, 1945 |
| | TIME Magazine Archive Article -- Pertinax Goes Home -- Oct. 15, 1945 | | | It had been five years and four months since "Pertinax" sailed out of Bordeaux on a British destroyer, away from a France which had not heeded his Cassandra-like warnings.During his years in the U.S., Pertinax (real name: André Géraud) had lost none of his reputation for perspicacity. | | | In New York and in Washington, whither he moved in... |
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http://strweb1-12.websys.aol.com/time/archive/printout/0,23657,792453,00.html
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| | The Decline And Fall Of The Roman Empire IV |
| | A Conspiracy Prevented ; Murder of Pertinax by the Praetorians | | | Death of Commodus; Choice of Pertinax for Emperor; He is acknowledged by the Praetorian Guards | | | Legal Jurisdiction of the Senate over the Emperors; Virtues of Pertinax |
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http://www.ccel.org/g/gibbon/decline/volume1/cntnt4.htm
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| | Pertinax, the roman emperor from 192-193 a.d. |
| | While Pertinax was gone Falco had been condemned by the senate, and several praetorians had been executed. | | | Eclectus who had been by his side fought for him, yet also died. | | | He was known as a modest and respectful leader that was killed by the avarice of his praetorians. |
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| | Silent and secretive; Pertinax is haunted by the death of his brother and sister-in-law and takes his mission very seriously (though he has loosened up a bit since he and Father Horace began traveling with the others). | | | Pertinax was horrified when the healer instead brought them back as mindless, bloodthirsty zombies and had them attack the boy. | | | Just prior to his sixteenth birthday, Pertinax's brother and sister-in-law were killed by brigands while returning from the market. |
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| | Coins of Clodius Albinus (VCRC): click on Clodius Albinus on the left sidebar | | | Alexandria mint denarii: Pertinax, Clodius Albinus, and Commodus (Doug Smith) |
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| | Again, Pertinax distinguished himself, and he was made a senator by Marcus Aurelius, who said that this was "to compensate Pertinax for the wrongs he had suffered", i.e., his temporary fall from favor. | | | According to the Historia Augusta, Pertinax had used the official post service without permission, and was therefore ordered by the governor of Syria to walk all the way to his command. | | | Publius Helvius Pertinax was born in Alba Pompeia in Liguria, during the reign of the emperor Hadrian, on 1 August 126, as the son of a former slave, Successus, who is said to have owned a cloth-maker's shop. |
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| | Bioline International Official Site (site up-dated regularly) |
| | This article is the first report of the histopathological effects of the Bti endotoxins in the midgut of S. | | | Field-collected larvae were maintained in chambers where the water was aerated by a continuous stream of air bubbles. | | | Histological alterations of some columnar cells of the midgut epithelium during the exposure to the endotoxin were observed. |
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http://www.bioline.org.br/request?oc04106
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| | Helvius Pertinax (193 AD) |
| | Pertinax's father, Helvius Successus, who had made his money in the wool trade, sent him to Rome where he studied with the famous grammarian, Apollinaris. | | | Cassius Dio, History of Rome, 73; Herodian, History of the years after the Death of Marcus, 2; Historia Augusta, Life of Pertinax; Birley, Septimius Severus. | | | Assassination by the praetorian guard, which appears to have ben inspired by the prefect Sulpicianus (March 28, 193) |
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http://www.umich.edu/~classics/programs/class/cc/372/sibyl/en/Helvius_Pertinax.html
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| | Roman Emperors - DIR Didius Julianus |
| | Pertinax's father-in-law and urban prefect, Flavius Sulpicianus, entered the praetorian camp and tried to get the troops to proclaim him emperor, but he met with little enthusiasm. | | | Pertinax was even said to have once called Didius Julianus "my colleague and successor" -- "colleague" referring to their holding suffect consulships at the same time; "successor" referring to Didius Julianus replacing Pertinax as proconsul of Africa. | | | When the emperor Pertinax was killed trying to quell a mutiny, no accepted successor was at hand. |
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| | Oy Pertinax Ab - Finnish manufacturer of soft plastic office articles |
| | Pertinax has developed a Quality Management System which has been constructed and documented according to the regulations of ISO 9001 standard. | | | Pertinax has been certified through Det Norske Veritas according the ISO 14001 standard for the environmental actions. | | | The staff of the company has been initiated into the principles of the programm and the management has been committed to the continuous development of environmental matters. |
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| | Publius Helvius Pertinax was born on 1 August 126 at Alba Pompeia in Liguria. | | | He lasted a mere three months until the Praetorian guard mutinied, broke into the palace on 28 March AD 193, and murdered Pertinax, paraded his head through the streets on a pike, and offered the imperial throne to the highest bidder. | | | Pertinax was deified 1 June 193 - small compensation for his brief reign. |
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| | PUBLIUS HELVIUS PERTINAX - LoveToKnow Article on PUBLIUS HELVIUS PERTINAX |
| | Chosen, at an advanced age and against his will, on the 1st of January 193, to succeed Commodus, he was himself assassinated in a mutiny of the soldiers, on the 28th of March 193. | | | PUBLIUS HELVIUS PERTINAX - LoveToKnow Article on PUBLIUS HELVIUS PERTINAX | | | To properly cite this PUBLIUS HELVIUS PERTINAX article in your work, copy the complete reference below: |
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http://www.1911encyclopedia.org/P/PE/PERTINAX_PUBLIUS_HELVIUS.htm
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| | Lifemapper - Aratinga pertinax |
| | This is a map of specimen collection localities and predicted distribution (if available) for "Aratinga pertinax" created by Lifemapper project. | | | You can also visit the www.lifemapper.org, find "Maps & Models" section of the site and search for "Aratinga pertinax" in order to retrieve a distribution map. |
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http://www.lifemapper.org/robotfood/Bird/Aratinga%20pertinax.HTM
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| | After Commodus' assassination, Pertinax was selected by the Senate but was murdered by the Praetorians after a brief reign. | | | Niger of Syria, Albinus of Britain, and Severus of Pannonia all responded and civil war ensued until Severus emerged victorious in 197. | | | Prefect of Rome at Commodus' death, Pertinax (b. |
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| | Pertinax, Roman Imperial Coinage of, Thumbnail Index - WildWinds.com |
| | Divus Pertinax AR Denarius, Struck under Septimius Severus, 193 AD. | | | Laureate head right / Pertinax standing left, sacrificing out of patera over altar. | | | IMP CAES P HELV PERTINAX AVG, laureate head right / VOT DECEN TR P COS II S-C, Pertinax standing left, holding patera in extended right hand over lighted tripod. |
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| | The project is headed by Anders Torvill Bjorvand. | | | This page was last modified by Anders Torvill Bjorvand on | | | Pertinax is the latin word for persistent, and Pertinax aims to provide a knowledge managament perspective on reuse in the organization. |
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