Born to an aristocratic family in Leptis which is modern day Libya, Septimius Severus was a military man who forced his way to power and was proclaimed emperor in AD 193. Severus wasn’t truly a Roman as he was born in Northern Africa and married a Syrian. After Severus, an emperor could be proclaimed as a God during their own lifetime. The Roman Empire didn’t force its citizens to think, behave, and see the world in the same way, because as long as the people were loyal to the Roman state, they ...
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