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Assyria (Roman province)

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1013: 64: 2441: 1002: 456:(c. 330 − c. 391) says that the district of Adiabene was formerly called Assyria, with no indication that either ever was a Roman province. He says that Assyria was the nearest to Rome of the chief Persian provinces and that in his time it was known by a single name, though previously divided among several peoples and tribes. He lists among the cities of Assyria Babylon, Seleucia and Ctesiphon. He speaks of the Emperor 2080: 1024: 1926: 346:, he withdrew to the more easily defensible borders. He left unfinished the work of overcoming the Parthians, which he saw would require an excessive increase in military spending. He sent the puppet Parthian king elsewhere and restored to the former ruler the lands east of the Euphrates, together with his daughter who had been captured, preferring to live with him in peace and friendship. 1914: 326:
Despite Rome's military victory, Trajan's 116 conquest was plagued with difficulties. From the start, a Parthian prince named Santruces organized an armed revolt by the native peoples, during which Roman garrisons were driven from their posts and a Roman general was killed as his troops tried to stop
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Despite continued Roman activity in the region, no further reference is made to a Roman province of Assyria following Hadrian's evacuation in 118 AD. When Septimus Severus created the provinces of Osroene and Mesopotamia at the end of the 2nd century, no mention is made of a Roman province of
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Thus, it seems that the province of Assyria only existed during Trajan's reign, if even then, and was not reinstated during later Roman occupations of the region. The general area coincided with ancient
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The fourth-century historians Eutropius and Festus assume that the supposed Roman province of Assyria was situated "east of the Tigris and usually identified with
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evidence for the Trajanic provinces of Armenia and Mesopotamia, but none for that of Assyria, whose existence is questioned by C.S. Lightfoot and F. Miller.
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Hadrian's withdrawal in 118 did not mark the end of Roman rule in Mesopotamia. A second Parthian campaign was launched from 161-165 under the command of
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once more conquering territory east of the Euphrates. Rome pursued military action against the Parthians again in 197-8 under the command of emperor
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was perceived as "a valuable paradigm for contemporary events and figures", Assyria was one of three provinces (with Armenia and
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in 363, who abandoned the region after concluding a hasty peace agreement with the Sassanians and retreating to
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of the 3rd century Ơāpur inscription". However, other sources contend that the province was located near
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with various additional/alternate self-identifications, such as Syriacs, Arameans, or Chaldeans
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Italy was never constituted as a province, instead retaining a special juridical status until
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Following his successful campaign, Septimius Severus instituted two new Roman provinces:
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in the new provinces to ensure stability and prevent against first Parthian, and later
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from Mesopotamia and take possession, in spite of resistance, of the territory of
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C. S. Lightfoot, "Trajan's Parthian War and the Fourth-Century Perspective" in
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Roman Rule in Asia Minor to the End of the Third Century After Christ
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the rebellion. Trajan overcame the revolt, capturing and burning
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The province of Assyria in 117 AD, where was highlighted in red
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attacks. Roman influence in the area came to an end under
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in the second half of the 4th century, at a time when the
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and east of the Tigris, in a region formerly known as
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But some modern scholars argue that the 24: 2181: 2167: 2159: 1964: 1950: 1942: 1554: 1235: 1044: 943: 929: 921: 854: 840: 832: 300:that in that year saw him cross the River 265:ordered the evacuation of Assyria in 118. 62: 18: 554: 552: 658:The Cambridge Ancient History, Volume XI 690:The Journal of Roman Studies, Volume 80 676:Die Provinzen von Caesar bis Diocletian 565:Die Provinzen von Caesar bis Diocletian 548: 257:in 116 during his campaign against the 740:(Oxford University Press 1995), p. 303 398:Further Roman activity in Mesopotamia 123: 119: 102: 89: 85: 71: 7: 2190:Provinces of the early Roman Empire 768:A shameful peace concluded by Jovian 445:to consolidate his political power. 752:The Roman Empire and its Neighbors 724:The Roman Empire and its Neighbors 613:Simon Grote, "Another look at the 378:"convincingly equates it with the 14: 982:Assyrian–Chaldean–Syriac diaspora 766:The Later Roman Empire (354-378) 2499:Near East in classical antiquity 2439: 2078: 1924: 1912: 1869:Assyrian Democratic Organisation 1022: 1011: 1000: 738:A Dictionary of the Roman Empire 460:as, in his campaign against the 218: 174: 149: 750:Magie p. 674-5; Fergus Millar, 722:Magie p. 674-5; Fergus Millar, 701:Lightfoot p. 121; Magie p. 608. 598:Erich Kettenhofen, "Trajan" in 370:Rivers, in present-day central 1535:Genocide of Christians by ISIL 1398:Muslim conquest of Mesopotamia 527:History of the Assyrian people 429:. 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