A HISTORY OF LONDON ornh de la Gaule romaine (1904). To state these results concisely, it has been observed that forms 29, 30, and 37 (see Fig. 31), are used almost exclusively for the ornamented vases; of these form 29 occurs chiefly at La Graufesenque (a.d. 40-70), form 30 both at La Graufesenque and Lezoux (a.d. 50-90), and form 37 in the latter years of the former pottery (a.d. 70-ico), and at Lezoux, from a.d. 70, down to a.d. 180. The plain wares with potters' stamps are nearly all of forms 18, 27, 31 and 33 (see Fig. 31). Of these, forms 18 and 27 mostly bear the stamps of potters whose moulds have been found at La Graufesenque ; forms 31 and 33 those of potters associated with Lezoux; while forms 31 and 33 are the favourite shapes with the Rheinzabern potters. Of the red ware with slip decoration there are two main varieties : (i) large jars (Dcchelette's form 72) with figures and ornamentation, of which Fig. 33, no. 72, from Cornhill is a fine example ; (2), shallow bowls with leaf-patterns on the rim ; these are rarely found before the second century. Of the methods of decoration employed on the ornamented vases it is impossible to speak in detail here, except to note that at La Graufesenque there is a preference for narrow scrolls of foliage and small panels of ornament, in two friezes; at Lezoux, for large panels with figures, or for hunting and other scenes in what is known as the ' free ' style. Examples of these methods may be seen on the vases shown in Fig. 33 from various London sites. List of Roman Emperors to Honorius It is hoped that the subjoined list of Roman Emperors will not only be found useful, but will obviate the necessity of inserting dates throughout the following topographical account : — 265-8. Victorinus B.C. 31 A.D. 14. Augustus A.D. 14-37. Tiberius 37-41- Caligula 41-54. Claudius 54-67. Nero 68. Galba 69. Otho Vitellius 69-79. Vespasian 79-81. Titus 81-96. Domitian 96-8. Nerva 98-117. Trajan 117-38. Hadrian 138-61. Antoninus Pius. /i^//^, Faus- tina I 161-80. M. Aurelius. W'tfe^ Faustina II 180-93. Commodus 193- Pertinax Didius Julianus 193-4- Pescennius Niger 193-211. Septimius Severus. Wife^ Julia Domna 196-7. Albinus 211-12. Geta 212-17. Caracalla 217-18. Macrinus 218-22. Elagabalus 222-35. Alexander Severus 235-8. Maximinus 238. Gordian I and II Pupienus and Balbinus 238-44. Gordian III 244-9. Philippus Arabs 249-51. Decius 251-3- Gallus and Volusianus 253-60. Aemilianus and Valerianus 253-68. Gallienus. IViff, Salonina 268-70. Claudius Gothicus 268-73. Tetricus 270-5. Aurelianus 275-6. Tacitus 276. Florianus 276-81. Probus 282-3. Carus 283-4. Carinus and Numerianus 284-305. Diocletian 286-93. Carausius 286-308. Maximianus 293- Allectus 305-6. Constantius I (Chlorus) 305-11. Galerius 306-37. Constantine the Great 306-12. Maxentius 306-7. Severus II 307-24- Licinius 307-13- Maximinus II 337-40. Constantinus II 337-61- Constantius II 337-50. Constans I 350-3- Magnentius 351-4- Constantius Gallus 360-3- Julian 363-4- Jovian 364-75- Valentinianus I 364-78- Valens 375-83- Gratian 375-92- Valentinianus II 379-95- Theodosius 383-8. Magnus Maximus 383-408. Arcadius 392-4- Eugenius 395-423- Honorius 407-11. Constantinus III 421. Constantius III 84
