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1 Key terms: Imperator Sacramentum Imago Donative Adlocutio Commilitio

2 The fasti triumphales: 753- 19 BCE Posted c. 12 BCE The complete text can be found herehere

3 The emperor as general: Augustus Prima Porta (27 BCE-14 CE)

4 The emperor as general: Nero (54-68 CE)

5 The emperor as general: Titus (79-81 CE)

6 The emperor as general: Domitian (81-96 CE)

7 The emperor as general: Trajan

8 The emperor as general: Hadrian (117-138 CE)

9 Reenactor with replica of the emperor’s imago

10 Gaius BMCRE no. 33, pl. 28.3 adlocutio Caligula addresses the praetorian guard (coin: 39-41 CE: donative)

11 Sestertius of Nero showing adlocutio (64-67 CE)

12 Hadrian addressing the army in Britain (Brass sestertius)

13 Senatus consultum de Pisone Patre (20 CE)

14 Arch of Titus leading into Roman Forum; inside showing triumphal parade

15 Trajan’s column in Trajan’s forum; showing conquest of Dacia

16 Scene from Trajan’s column Adlocutio from Trajan’s Column

17 Triumphal arch of Marcus Aurelius in Tripoli

18 Imperial titles and how they can work Imperial names: Traianus Optimus Augustus Germanicus Dacius Parthicus Legionary names: Legionary names (a sample) III Augusta Pia Fidelis – Late Republic/Augustus III Cyrenaica – Late Republic III Gallica – Julius Caesar III Italia Cohors – Marcus Aurelius III Parthica – Septimius Severus

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