Disciplina Augusti – hasło służące zdobywaniu lojalności żołnierzy w cesarstwie rzymskim doby Antoninów i Sewerów
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Studia Historica Gedanensia, 2025, Tom 16 (2025)/2, s. 46-54
https://doi.org/10.4467/23916001HG.25.022.21456Autorzy
Disciplina Augusti – hasło służące zdobywaniu lojalności żołnierzy w cesarstwie rzymskim doby Antoninów i Sewerów
This study is based mainly on epigraphic and numismatic sources from the period of the Antonines and the Severans. It focuses on the idea of Disciplina Augusti from the time when it first appeared under Emperor Hadrian to the reign of Septimius Severus and his sons, Caracalla and Geta. The term was used on coins, where it was accompanied by a depiction of the emperor surrounded by soldiers carrying legionary eagles. It also appeared on votive inscriptions from Britannia placed by soldiers of the legions serving there. The slogan of Disciplina Augusti was followed by other slogans, such as Concordia Militum or Fides Exercitum. They showed the emperor’s commitment to training and raising the discipline of soldiers, who responded with loyalty to both of the dynasties. For the Severans, the use of the slogans of their predecessors was also a way of emphasising the continuity, as well as a form of regaining the allegiance of rebellious legions.
Informacje: Studia Historica Gedanensia, 2025, Tom 16 (2025)/2, s. 46-54
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