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Greco-Roman Period · Roman emperors
Commodus
- Reign
- 180–192 AD
- Dynasty
- Roman emperors
- Period
- Greco-Roman Period, 332 BC to 4th century AD
- Capital at the time
- Alexandria
Commodus was a Roman emperor and is attested as pharaoh in hieroglyphic inscriptions in Egypt. Reign: 180–192 AD.
What is known about Commodus
At processions he appeared as an officiant of the Egyptian cult.
From the German Wikipedia list of pharaohs, CC BY-SA 4.0, translated and edited.
The period: Greco-Roman Period
Macedonian kings and later Roman emperors rule Egypt as pharaohs. Greek and Egyptian culture merge, and the ancient temples are enlarged more magnificently than ever before.
- 237 BCConstruction begins on the Temple of Horus at Edfu, today the best-preserved temple in Egypt.
- 196 BCRosetta Stone: a priestly decree for Ptolemy V in hieroglyphs, Demotic and Greek.
- 30 BCDeath of Cleopatra VII; Egypt becomes a Roman province and the granary of Rome.
- 394 ADLast known hieroglyphic inscription: the Graffito of Esmet-Akhom in the temple of Philae.
More about this period: Greco-Roman Period
Roman emperors: all rulers
- Augustus
- Tiberius
- Caligula
- Claudius
- Nero
- Galba
- Otho
- Vespasian
- Titus
- Domitian
- Nerva
- Trajan
- Hadrian
- Antoninus Pius
- Marcus Aurelius
- Lucius Verus
- Commodus
- Pertinax
- Septimius Severus
- Caracalla
- Geta
- Macrinus
- Diadumenian
- Severus Alexander
- Philip the Arab
- Decius
- Valerian
- Aurelian
- Zenobia
- Probus
- Diocletian
- Maximian
- Galerius
- Maximinus Daza
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