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Severan, a.|sɛˈvɛərən, ˈsɛvərən|
[f. the L. cognomen Sevēr-us (see below) + -an.]
Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of the Roman Emperor (Lucius) Septimius Severus (reigned a.d. 193–211) and, more generally, of the period of rule of the dynasty established by him (a.d. 193–235).
1918M. Platnauer Life & Reign Emperor Lucius Septimius Severus vi. 110 The simplest solution seems to be to see in Spartian the embodiment of a ‘Severan’ source—possibly the emperor's own speech mentioned in xi. 4. 1966J. M. Kelly tr. Kunkel's Introd. Roman Legal & Constitutional Hist. ix. 127 The period of internal peace which had lasted..from Augustus up to the time of the Severan emperors, had not in fact resulted in a lasting strengthening of the Empire. 1972A. Price Col. Butler's Wolf xvi. 187 The First Lusitanians were stationed here during the Severan reconstruction. 1988Classical Rev. XXXVIII. 362 They begin in the Severan period and continue into the fourth century with the majority apparently coming in the mid-third century. |