Chapter

 1 XVIII |      then shall we appoint?"--"Severus."--"How! that dancer, that
 2 XIX   | declared that the Caesars were Severus and Maximin. The amazement
 3 XX    |         And thus, Licinius and Severus being emperors, and Maximin
 4 XXIV  |        or to forward orders to Severus for arresting him on the
 5 XXV   |      But this he devised, that Severus, who was more advanced in
 6 XXVI  |    inclination. So he sent for Severus, exhorted him to regain
 7 XXVI  |        and induce him to leave Severus in Illyricum, and march
 8 XXVI  |    divested himself. Meanwhile Severus marched on, and with his
 9 XXVI  |       their ensigns, abandoned Severus, and yielded themselves
10 XXVI  |        remained but flight for Severus, thus deserted? He was encountered
11 XXVII |        hearing of the death of Severus, he would march into Italy,
12 XXVII |   dreading a fate like that of Severus, and having his haughty
13 XXVIII|      the soldiers who deserted Severus had originally served in
14 XXIX  |   supreme power in the room of Severus, had lately sent for Diocles
15 XLIV  |      army, which deserted from Severus, but also his own, which
16 L     |  immediately fled. The Emperor Severus left a son, Severianus,