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Meaning of "caracalla"
caracalla (noun): Caracalla was a Roman emperor known for his military campaigns, public baths, and reign marked by political intrigue. The term is specific to Roman history and is not commonly used in English outside of discussions about ancient Rome and its rulers
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- A Roman emperor who ruled from 211 to 217 C.E..
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Caracalla tried a different method of debasement.
Summer nights in caracalla.
Caracalla restored to the inhabitants their rights and franchises.
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Caracalla merely a thug.
This will convince Caracalla of your loyalty.
Emperor Caracalla was killed yesterday in a palace revolution.
This suggests he was held in great esteem by Caracalla.
This was a sign that Caracalla was behaving in an erratic manner.
He probably held this office under Caracalla.
Caracalla launches a new war against the Parthians.
It is not surprising that Caracalla was murdered soon after.
Caracalla also had a temple built in honor of Apollonius.
A coin of the time of Caracalla is the only ancient.
The others sleep under the arches in Caracalla.
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Present Caracalla as a soldier first and emperor second.
Though he was urged by a friend of Caracalla to.
Alissar Caracalla told me it would please them well.
Let us go see the whores in Caracalla and have a few laughs.
Caracalla has given me a free hand in getting rid of the Christians.
Modern works continue to portray Caracalla as a psychopathic and evil ruler.
Caracalla knew that most people in Alexandria did not like him.
Julia continued to have a powerful role during the reign of Caracalla.
The baths of Caracalla are used as an opera stage in summer months.
A country seat was erected for the students in a portion of the baths of Caracalla.
It happened while Caracalla was urinating by the side of the road.
The decorations played a fundamental role in the complex of the Baths of Caracalla.
I am sure that Caracalla never ordered the death of these two.
The structure of the baths was very similar to that of the Baths of Caracalla.
Caracalla was assassinated the next year on the road to Carrhae by his soldiers.
The nave is held up by ancient columns stolen from the Baths of Caracalla.
Caracalla then once again sought to start a war with the Parthians.
The thereafter ongoing conflict and skirmishes became known as the Parthian war of Caracalla.
Surviving busts of Caracalla portray a scowling and determined man capable of great evil.
Both became emperors upon his death but Caracalla quickly removed his brother.
Caracalla and his brother Geta provide a wonderful historical tale of sibling rivalry.
The granite columns along the nave are from the ruins of the Baths of Caracalla.
The Emperor Caracalla makes a new administrative division which lasts only a short time.
The most famous are those of Caracalla in Rome.
Conflicts between Geta and Caracalla were constant and often required the mediation of their mother.
Cilo served also under Caracalla.
The Arch of Caracalla marks the point at which the old and new cities merge.
The park is a continuation of Baths of Caracalla.
Images of the young Caracalla can not be clearly distinguished from his younger brother Geta.
He wrote lives of several emperors from Hadrian to Caracalla.
Today the Baths of Caracalla are a tourist attraction.
We had shown our daughters the Terme di Caracalla.
Caracalla tried unsuccessfully to murder Geta during the festival of Saturnalia.
You are talking about Caracalla.
Caracalla instead installed a new Roman governor to rule over Armenia.
