The year AD 126 opened under the consulships of Marcus Annius Verus and Gaius Eggius Ambibulus, marking the formal beginning of the civic year in Rome. Over the following months, several changes in office occurred, reflecting the customary rotation of consular appointments and Hadrian’s continued efforts to honour both established figures and loyal supporters within … Continue reading AD 126 – Hadrian spends the year in Rome and dedicates the Templum Divorum (#Hadrian1900)