Caracalla

• “You will wonder, perhaps -- for it is Bassianus Antoninus, whom they call Caracalla and”

  A Thorny Path — Volume 04

• “Neither business, nor pleasure, nor flattery, could defend Caracalla from the stings of a guilty conscience; and he confessed, in the anguish of a tortured mind, that his disordered fancy often beheld the angry forms of his father and his brother rising into life, to threaten and upbraid him.”

  The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire

• “The elevation of Caracalla is fixed by the accurate M. de Tillemont to the year 198; the association of Geta to the year 208.] 11 Herodian, l.iii. p. 130.”

  The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire

• “Few fragments of it remain; but from the circus of Caracalla, which is better preserved, a tolerably good idea of the ancient circus may be formed.”

  De vita Caesarum

• “His wife was named Julia Domna, and he left two sons, usually called Caracalla and Geta, who divided the empire; but”

  Young Folks' History of Rome

• “Rome is full of baths -- vast ruined ones erected by various emperors and still bearing their names -- such as Caracalla's Baths and Titus ”

  Europe Revised

• “It was called a 'Caracalla', and it was from this garment that Bassianus Antoninus had gained his nickname.”

  A Thorny Path — Volume 03

• “I represent him among other heroes such as Caracalla might be.”

  A Thorny Path — Volume 07

• “Caracalla', and it was from this garment that Bassianus Antoninus had gained his nickname.”

  A Thorny Path — Complete

• “Aurelius Antoninus was called "Caracalla" because he adopted the Gaulish _caracalla_ in preference to the Roman”

  Character Sketches of Romance, Fiction and the Drama, Vol. 1 A Revised American Edition of the Reader's Handbook

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