
Carus - in ancient sources @ attalus.org
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Carus
- a leader of the Celtiberi, 2nd century B.C.
153/7
The Celtiberi, led by (?) Carus, kill 6000 Roman soldiers in an ambus
Carus 2
(M. Aurelius Carus) - Roman emperor, 282-283 A.D.
→ Wikipedia entry
ExcBarb_48B
years - cons. 5 Carus, Carinus and Numerianus, jointly
Festus:Brev_24
Rome. Imperator Carus' victory over the Persians seemed
Julian:Caes_315
While they were talking, Carus and his sons tried to slip
Oros_7.24
year of the City, Carus of Narbo, the thirty-second
Oros_7.25
dissolute life in Dalmatia, where Carus had left him as Caesar.
SelPap_2.307
Caesar Marcus Aurelius Carus and Marcus Aurelius Car
Carus
- in documents
THI_119
(334-300) Herakleides Paktyes son of Karous son of Herakleide
Carus → see
Lucretius
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