- two
kinds of
tumultus: a
tumultus Italicus referring to a war in
Italy –
which in the late
republic meant a
civil war – and a
tumultus Gallicus referring...
- ha-galuyot, or מרד התפוצות
mered ha-t****zot; "rebellion of the diaspora" Latin:
Tumultus Iudaicus) was one of the
major Jewish–Roman wars (66–136). The rebellions...
- unit
granted a
torques (military decoration)
Cohors tumultuaria (from
tumultus, "chaos"):
irregular auxiliary unit
Although not part of a legion, some...
- ISBN 978-1-59017-123-3. Sciberras,
Keith (April 2002). "Frater
Michael Angelus in
tumultu: the
cause of Caravaggio's
imprisonment in Malta". The
Burlington Magazine...
- rejected. At this point,
Lucius Julius Caesar moved the
declaration of a
tumultus to
formalise the
levying of troops. This was p****ed over Cicero's motion...
-
situation is a de
facto war. He
would rather use the word
bellum (war) than
tumultus (unrest) to
describe the
current situation. He
criticises the ex-consul...
- of the conspiracy. In response, the
senate p****ed a
decree declaring a
tumultus (a
state of emergency) and,
after receipt of the
reports of
armed men gathering...
-
proletarii were
exempt from
conscription except when an emergency,
called a
tumultus, was declared;
under such cir****stances, the
poorest were
levied as well...
- in AD 38 and
again in 66.
Buildings were
burned during the
Kitos War (
Tumultus Iudaicus) of AD 115,
giving Hadrian and his architect, Decriannus, an opportunity...
- of the conspiracy. In response, the
senate p****ed a
decree declaring a
tumultus (a
state of emergency) and,
after receipt of the
reports of
armed men gathering...
