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construct of
Flavian propaganda ...
which looked askance on the
abortive Neronian attempt to
rewrite Augustan models of rule".
Tacitus suspends judgment...
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introducing an
alien cult that led to
Roman apostasy. The first,
localized Neronian ****cution
occurred under Emperor Nero (r. 54–68) in Rome. A more general...
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Winged Victory,
ancient Roman fresco of the
Neronian era from Pompeii...
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Victoria (or Nike) on a
fresco from Pompeii,
Neronian era...
- Look up Nero, nero, or
Neronian in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Nero (37–68) was
emperor of the
Roman Empire from 54 to 68. Nero may also
refer to:...
- (University of Groningen) also
dismissed Shaw's argument,
noting that the
Neronian ****cution is
recorded in many 1st-century
Christian writings, such as...
- Satyricon, a
satirical novel believed to have been
written during the
Neronian era (54–68 AD). He is one of the most
important characters in
Henryk Sienkiewicz'...
- (118–124) are
generally understood as a
response to the
Pharsalia of the
Neronian poet Lucan. Similarly, Eumolpus's poem on the
capture of Troy (89) has...
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depict an
older idealized Claudia. Born
Claudia Citizenship Roman Era
Neronian Known for
Daughter of
Roman emperor Nero
Parents Nero (father) Poppaea...
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Whatever the
original wording of Tacitus,
another ancient source about the
Neronian ****cution, by Suetonius,
apparently speaks of "Christians": "In Suetonius'...
