Zenobia

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A worthy warrior queen: perceptions of Zenobia in ancient Rome

by Gayle Young
published on 22 July 2012
In the year 274, Romans witnessed what the Historia Augusta described as a “most brilliant spectacle” — a triumph on a lavish scale not seen in a generation. The Emperor Aurelian, rode through the city streets of Rome in a magnificent chariot said to have belonged to the king of the Goths, pulled by four matching white stags and followed... [continue reading]
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  • 272 CE - 273 CE
    Aurelian successfully campaigns against Palmyra.