De Vita Hadriani 5

ed. David Magie, ed. Susan Helen Ballou

De Vita Hadriani. . ed. David Magie, ed. Susan Helen Ballou. London. 1922.

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De Vita Hadriani (Scriptores Historiae Augustae, Volume 1. Magie, David, editor; Ballou, Susan Helen, editor. London, New York: William Heinemann, G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1922.)

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De Vita Hadriani

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4. loqueretur P corr.
5. impendit P corr., Petschenig, Novak, and Lessing; intendit P 1, Peter.
6. Libya Cas.; licia P.
7. Parthamasirin, see Prosop. III, p. 13; sarmatosirin P; Partomasirin Peter2.
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9. iniusso P, accepted by Petschenig; iniussu Peter 1. Parthian war; he was rewarded by being made king after Trajan's victory in 116-117. The Parthians deposed him, and Hadrian accordingly assigned to him, at least for a time, the district of Osrhoene in north-western Mesopotamia. Cf. c. xxi. 10, and Dio, lxviii. 30 and 33.