Atilius Titianus and Cornelius Priscianus were the only two men found guilty of conspiring against this ruler, who sent troops to protect Olbiopolis from the Tauroscythians and bloodlessly saved Armenia from invasion by writing a single threatening letter to Vologeses III.
Atilius Titianus and Cornelius Priscianus were the only two men found guilty of conspiring against this ruler, who sent troops to protect Olbiopolis from the Tauroscythians and bloodlessly saved Armenia from invasion by writing a single threatening letter to Vologeses III. He faced a Moorish uprising in Mauritania and sent Lollius Urbicus to put down continuing unrest in Britain. Upon becoming emperor, this husband of Faustina tirelessly lobbied the Senate to deify his predecessor, who had named him as his imperial successor. This ruler also celebrated Rome's 900th anniversary and became the namesake of a Scottish wall. The fourth of the Good Emperors, this is, FTP, which predecessor of Marcus Aurelius, whose cognomen reflected his perceived virtuous character?
Atilius Titianus and Cornelius Priscianus were the only two men found guilty of conspiring against this ruler, who sent troops to protect Olbiopolis from the Tauroscythians and bloodlessly saved Armenia from invasion by writing a single threatening letter to Vologeses III.
{Antonius Pius} or Titus Aurelius Fulvus Boionus Arrius {Antoninus} (I have no idea how the latter answer should be properly underlined)