This man ended the Senate's control of Italian courts and gave them to the praetorian prefect, an office he filled with such men as Fulvius Plautianus and Papinian.
This man ended the Senate's control of Italian courts and gave them to the praetorian prefect, an office he filled with such men as Fulvius Plautianus and Papinian. This governor of Upper Pannonia revoked laws against marriage of soldiers and replaced the entire Praetorian Guard after he used the pretense of avenging the murder of Pertinax to seize power from (*) Didius Julianus. Succeeded by his sons Geta and Caracalla, for 10 points— name this emperor from the turn of the third century CE who founded a thirty-year dynasty.
This man ended the Senate's control of Italian courts and gave them to the praetorian prefect, an office he filled with such men as Fulvius Plautianus and Papinian.
Septimius Severus