In one source, this emperor is reported to have named Pacorus as the king of the Lazi.
In one source, this emperor is reported to have named Pacorus as the king of the Lazi. According to another source, he met his death after eating some Alpine cheese and vomiting during the night, after which he gave the watchword "Equanimity" to an officer and died at Lorium. He sent a letter of warning to Vologases, the Parthian king, in order to stop his invasion of Armenia. His general (*) Lollius Urbicus won perhaps his greatest military victory, defeating the Brigantes, which led to this man's best known effort. His daughter Faustina the Younger was wed to his successor, whom he adopted along with Lucius Verus, whose death in a plague that bore the family name of this man was documented by Galen. Like Hadrian, he built a large, fortified wall in Britain. For 10 points, name this fourth Good Emperor succeeded by Marcus Aurelius.
In one source, this emperor is reported to have named Pacorus as the king of the Lazi.
{Antoninus Pius} ({Titus} Aurelius {Fulvus Boionus Arrius Antoninus})