Appianus

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Appianus is the Latinized name of Appian of Alexandria, a 2nd-century Roman historian best known for his multi-volume work "Roman History," which covers the rise and expansion of Rome.

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instanceOf Greek historian
Roman historian
ancient historian
historian
activePeriod 2nd century
approximateBirthCentury 1st century AD
approximateDeathCentury 2nd century AD
birthPlace Alexandria NERFINISHED
Alexandria, Egypt NERFINISHED
citizenship Roman Empire
culturalContext Greco-Roman world
deathPlace Rome
employer Roman administration
era Ancient Rome NERFINISHED
ethnicOrigin Greek
floruit 2nd century AD
genre historiography
hasLatinName Appianus NERFINISHED
hasName Appian NERFINISHED
Appian of Alexandria NERFINISHED
hasWorkStructure arranged by peoples and regions conquered by Rome
historicalSignificance important source for Roman civil wars
major source for Roman Republican history
knownFor Roman History NERFINISHED
notableWork Roman History NERFINISHED
occupation historian
lawyer
procurator
primaryTopic Roman civil conflicts
expansion of Rome
rise of Rome
regionOfActivity Alexandria NERFINISHED
Rome NERFINISHED
servedAs advocate before the emperors
servedUnder Emperor Antoninus Pius NERFINISHED
Emperor Hadrian NERFINISHED
sourceFor Roman civil wars between Antony and Octavian
Roman civil wars between Caesar and Pompey
late Roman Republic history
subjectOfWork Roman civil wars NERFINISHED
history of Rome
workLanguage Greek
writingPeriod reign of Antoninus Pius
reign of Hadrian
writingStyle ethnographic arrangement of Roman history

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Appian nameInLatin Appianus