- the eighteenth-century
numismatist Joseph Hilarius Eckhel "The
coins of
Odenathus are
known only to Goltzius; and if
anyone will put
faith in
their existence...
- Quietus. He came to an
agreement with
Odenathus, who had just
returned from his
victorious Persian expedition.
Odenathus received the
title of dux Romanorum...
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surrounding Palmyra where horses were
normally bred and kept.
Initially Odenathus tried to form an
alliance with the
Persian ruler Shapur I, but when his...
-
finally repulsed by a
Roman force commanded by Macri****,
Callistus and
Odenathus of Palmyra. Valerian's
defeat at
Edessa served as the
catalyst for a series...
-
calendar era
became the
prevalent method in
Europe for
naming years. King
Odenathus of
Palmyra declares himself ruler of the area west of the
River Euphrates...
- the
Roman Empire was
saved in the West by
Postumus and in the East by
Odenathus.» (translation from Latin) — Eutropius,
Breviarium ab urbe condita, 9...
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program was far more e****enical and
imaginative than that of her
husband Odenathus, not just more ambitious".
Zenobia has
inspired scholars, academics, musicians...
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center of
Babylonian Jewry until its
destruction by the
Palmyran ruler Odenathus in 259. The
Medieval Jewish traveller Benjamin of
Tudela in 1164 visited...
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imperial authority in the
region after the
death (********ination?) of
Odenathus of
Palmyra in 267, but was
defeated and his army destro**** - presumably...
- death,
Nehardea was destro**** by Papa ben
Neser (either
another name for
Odenathus, or one of his generals) in 259 CE, and its
place as seat of the second...
