Antonines
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Anthonians "The Antonines most often referred to were two successiveRoman Emperors who ruled between138 and180 :Antoninus Pius andMarcus Aurelius , famous for their skilled leadership. Also included in those usually considered to be "Antonines" wereLucius Verus for a time (161–169) co-emperor with Marcus Aurelius, andCommodus , son of Marcus Aurelius.In
138 , after a long reign dedicated to the cultural unification and consolidation of the empire, the EmperorHadrian named Antoninus his son and heir, under the condition that he adopt both Marcus Aurelius and Lucius Verus. Hadrian died that same year, and Antoninus began a peaceful, benevolent reign, in contrast to Hadrian's wars of unification and his immediate predecessors' expansionist wars. He adhered strictly to Roman traditions and institutions and shared his power with theRoman Senate .Marcus Aurelius succeeded Antoninus Pius upon that emperor's
161 death and continued his legacy as an unpretentious and gifted administrator and leader, a modernNuma Pompilius . Marcus Aurelius died in 180 and was followed by his biological son Commodus, who single-handedly ended the line of "Five Good Emperors " and the "Pax Romana" in general.Edward Gibbon considers the reign of the Antonines, as well as those of their predecessorsNerva ,Trajan , and Hadrian, the height of theRoman Empire (The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire ).ee also
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