Difference between Roman Emperor and Catilinarian

ROMAN EMPEROR vs CATILINARIAN: NOUN

Pertaining to Catiline, the Roman conspirator; resembling Catiline's conspiracy.

Pertaining to Catiline (died 62 b. c.), a Roman conspirator: as, the Catilinarian war.

Gaius, Parthia, Caliph, Seleucus, Seleucid, Visigoth, Constantinople, Tacitus, Holy roman emperor, Byzantium, Vespasian, Trajan, Theodosius, Antiochus, Diocletian

Mithridates, Parthia, Caliph, Seleucus, Seleucid, Visigoth, Constantinople, Tacitus, Holy roman emperor, Byzantium, Vespasian, Trajan, Theodosius, Antiochus, Diocletian

AD, ending under the Roman Emperor Hadrian ca.
Roman emperor, the song becomes a political statement.
The disguised LUCIFERIAN Roman Empire with the Pope as the disguised ROMAN EMPEROR.
Tacitus, the Roman emperor, attained the sovereignty after Aurelian from the Roman senate and the people.
Therefore, it is appropriate to model Christ on the Roman emperor since now the Emperor is Christian.
The Roman emperor of the time was Basil I, and neither he nor any other emperor is known to have descended from Peter.
Especially in the Roman world where citizens were taught that the Roman Emperor was god.
Roman emperor Julius Caesar was considered quite adept at propaganda, as were many prominent Roman writers like Livy.
Roman soldiers established as a bodyguard for the Roman emperor.
Imprisoned during the Roman Emperor Diocletian and then freed again by Emperor Constantine, St.

This misconception led the Romans to make great mistakes; such, for example, as the failure to nominate a dictator in the Catilinarian conspiracy.
By adopting it, he gestured towards the infamous Catilinarian Conspiracy portraying the rebels as demagogues and populists who were attempting to overturn Republican government.