Muammar Gaddafi saw the Emperor and his fellow Libyan, Septimus Severus as a rival - who shot the statue of the Roman Martyrs Square
Lucius Septimius Severus: no, he did not kill Dumbledore. The Roman emperor Septimius Severus was the year 193-211. (And JK Rowling studied classical honors shared by the University of Exeter, so that where it has the names.)
Septimius Severus was Libya. Tripoli, when you come to think of it, has a nice ring Greek and actually means "three cities" - consisting of old Tripoli Sabratha, Leptis Magna and Oea. His legacy in Tripolitania was a massive reconstruction of Leptis Magna - center large new town with all the appearances of the theater, the basilica, the forum and the temple. On Saturday, a day of study by the Association for Roman archeology and Roman society in the British Museum, Dr Philip Kenrick describes fascinating to see how this project seems to have been completed. In the massive basilica, with its columns of Aswan granite, moldings of the bases of the columns have been rounded and polished - but only on the side facing outwards for the ship. The parties face the harsh and angular rooms unfinished today. Kenrick said he liked to imagine a deadline was set for the official opening -. And overworked artisans who are ordered to get the important parts, is actually visible, and just leave the rest
- at the event was Dr Hafed Walda, a Libyan scholar based at Kings College London, which hosted "in the name of the new government." He was able to confirm that the extraordinary archeological sites around Leptis and Sabratha had survived the recent conflict free. And he talked about the relationship with Gaddafi Severus. For years, Walda said, an ancient bronze statue of the emperor was in the green square, the Place des Martyrs today. "He has witnessed every major event there since the days of kings, to the Italian period, for the period of Gaddafi," he said. In late 1970, things became more difficult under the dictator, the statue began to get used to a form of depersonalization of concealment and subversion. "Severus became the spokesman of the opposition," said Walda. "People were asking," What is Severus said today? I decided to overthrow Gaddafi. "The statue was removed from the green place correctly. Later in the year 1990, the archaeological authorities have decided to restore the statue, but a new location on the site of Leptis. "In 1993, the opening of luxury, and was invited to Qaddafi, but he refused his aides said. "It is not surprising -. Severus sees as a rival "" Severus is a figure in British history: getting the purple after the defeat of Lyon in the governor of Britain, Clodius Albinus, and having fought the trouble during childbirth (Iraq modern), who has spent the last three years of his life in Britain with his imperial entourage, including his wife Julia Domna Syrian and his son Caracalla and Geta. The Roman Empire, then he has run out of York (there's a very impressive progress round the ramparts of the city, now in the gardens of the Yorkshire Museum, believed to date from this period).
There was much discussion on Saturday as Nick Hodgson Tyne and Wear Museums and Fraser Hunter, National Museums of Scotland, who was brilliant in the Roman is a settlement in the Middle Iron place near Elgin. But that's for another day. And full disclosure: I'm on the board of the brilliant Roman society
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