Marcus Antius Crescens Calpurnianus was a Roman senator, who held several offices, including acting governor of Roman Britain in the late second century AD, and as one of the quindecimviri sacris faciundis present at the Secular Games of 204. Little more is known of Calpurnianus. Birley speculates that he "preferred to devote himself to his private or local concerns, for example at Ostia, which was presumably his home." Birley also notes the existence of Marcus Antius Gratillianus, quaestor of Sicily in 213, and suggests Gratillianus could be Calpurnianus' son.
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| - Marc Anci Crescent Calpurnià (ca)
- Marco Ancio Crescente Calpurniano (es)
- Marcus Antius Crescens Calpurnianus (fr)
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| - Marc Anci Crescent Calpurnià (llatí: Marcus Antius Crescens Calpurnianus) va ser un polític romà del segle iii. Calpurnià va servir com a governador de Macedònia i també de Britània, on el trobem al voltant del 202. La seva presència indica la necessitat de consell legal i jurídic en la província, probablement per adreçar els problemes que havia causat el mandat de l'usurpador Clodi Albí o per ajudar a planejar la divisió de Britània en dues províncies, Britània Inferior i Britània Superior, que es duria a terme deu anys més tard. (ca)
- Marco Ancio Crescente Calpurniano (en latín, Marcus Antius Crescens Calpurnianus) fue un senador del Imperio romano de finales del siglo II y comienzos del siglo III. (es)
- Marcus Antius Crescens Calpurnianus est un sénateur romain, qui occupe plusieurs postes, dont celui de gouverneur par intérim de la Grande-Bretagne romaine à la fin du IIe siècle, et l'un des quindecimviri sacris faciundis présents aux Jeux séculiers de 204. (fr)
- Marcus Antius Crescens Calpurnianus was a Roman senator, who held several offices, including acting governor of Roman Britain in the late second century AD, and as one of the quindecimviri sacris faciundis present at the Secular Games of 204. Little more is known of Calpurnianus. Birley speculates that he "preferred to devote himself to his private or local concerns, for example at Ostia, which was presumably his home." Birley also notes the existence of Marcus Antius Gratillianus, quaestor of Sicily in 213, and suggests Gratillianus could be Calpurnianus' son. (en)
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| - Marc Anci Crescent Calpurnià (llatí: Marcus Antius Crescens Calpurnianus) va ser un polític romà del segle iii. Calpurnià va servir com a governador de Macedònia i també de Britània, on el trobem al voltant del 202. La seva presència indica la necessitat de consell legal i jurídic en la província, probablement per adreçar els problemes que havia causat el mandat de l'usurpador Clodi Albí o per ajudar a planejar la divisió de Britània en dues províncies, Britània Inferior i Britània Superior, que es duria a terme deu anys més tard. (ca)
- Marco Ancio Crescente Calpurniano (en latín, Marcus Antius Crescens Calpurnianus) fue un senador del Imperio romano de finales del siglo II y comienzos del siglo III. (es)
- Marcus Antius Crescens Calpurnianus est un sénateur romain, qui occupe plusieurs postes, dont celui de gouverneur par intérim de la Grande-Bretagne romaine à la fin du IIe siècle, et l'un des quindecimviri sacris faciundis présents aux Jeux séculiers de 204. (fr)
- Marcus Antius Crescens Calpurnianus was a Roman senator, who held several offices, including acting governor of Roman Britain in the late second century AD, and as one of the quindecimviri sacris faciundis present at the Secular Games of 204. An approximate chronology of his career can be established. Two inscriptions found in Ostia attest to Calpurnianus present in that city as pontifex Volcani in the years 194 and 195. A fragmentary inscription from Rome attests that after serving as praetor he officially served as in Britain when he had to replace an unnamed consular, then after his election to the quindecimviri sacris faciundis the sortition awarded him the office of proconsular governor of Macedonia. Birley notes that most experts date Calpurnianus' tenure as acting governor to about 200 "on the death or sudden disappearance of Virius Lupus." However, there is no firm basis to presume he was elected to the quindecimviri in 204, nor that the two offices of juridicus and proconsul fell close to that year; the duty of acting governor may have fallen on his shoulders when a governor of the province was killed in battle in the far north of the province. Birley lists two or three other incidents around 185 when the legions in Britain attempted to make different legionary commanders emperor. "Further evidence will be needed before this dating of Calpurnianus' acting governorship can be regarded as definite," Birley concludes Little more is known of Calpurnianus. Birley speculates that he "preferred to devote himself to his private or local concerns, for example at Ostia, which was presumably his home." Birley also notes the existence of Marcus Antius Gratillianus, quaestor of Sicily in 213, and suggests Gratillianus could be Calpurnianus' son. (en)
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