CARACALLA      ANCIENT EVIDENCE       The sole reign of Marcus Aurelius Antoninus, known as Caracalla, 211-217 AD.       Buildings, works of art, inscriptions, coins, papyri, laws, ancient authors.

Introduction [Caracalla and his family]    His name    His wife, Plautilla    His posterity    His father, Septimius Severus    His brother, Geta    His mother, Julia Domna [In art]    Portraits    Coins and medallions    Cameos and intaglios [In Rome]    The transition to the sole reign    The Temple of Serapis    The Baths of Caracalla: the building    The Baths of Caracalla: sculpture    The Baths of Caracalla: mosaics    The Baths of Caracalla: bathtubs and latrine    The Baths of Caracalla: architectural decoration [The north-western empire]    Gaul    The Iberian peninsula    Britain [The Rhine area]    Dates    His health    Forts and roads [The lower Danube area]    Dates    Noricum and Pannonia    Dacia and Moesia    Thracia and Greece

[The East]    Asia Minor: the non-literary evidence    Asia Minor: Pergamum and Ephesus    Syria: Antiochia and Apamea    Egypt: Alexandria    Egypt outside Alexandria    Osrhoene, Armenia, Parthia    The assassination [North Africa]    Roads and the frontier    Morocco    Algeria    Tunisia    Libya [Laws]    The Constitutio Antoniniana    Other laws [Ostia]    The Arch of Caracalla (external link)    The Shrine of Silvanus (external link) [The ancient historians]    Cassius Dio    Herodianus    Aurelius Victor    Historia Augusta    Fragments [Multimedia]    Lectures    Reconstructions [Tools]    Itinerary according to Halfmann    Summary of titulature according to Mastino    Bibliography