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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Disciplina Augusta, 233-251.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. After discussing the murder of the leader in the Mauretanian revolt, Hadrian says that it reminds him of the proscriptions of which individual that stained the reputation of Augustus?
(a) Domitian.
(b) Octavius.
(c) Augustine.
(d) Nero.
2. While discussing his sadness at how things change despite his attempts to immortalize them, Hadrian says science has been at a standstill since which famous individual?
(a) Copernicus.
(b) Galileo.
(c) Aristotle.
(d) Plato.
3. When Hadrian opens schools in Jerusalem that teach Greek literature, which of the following is a rabbi who orders his people only to study such things in the hour that is neither night nor day?
(a) Isaac.
(b) Ismael.
(c) Abraham.
(d) Joshua.
4. After winning Trajan's respect, Hadrian is placed in command of which legion?
(a) Ninth.
(b) First.
(c) Fifth.
(d) Third.
5. In discussing his early challenges as emperor, Hadrian says that he is forced to take military action in Mauretania because a revolt is forming under which of the following individuals?
(a) Attianus.
(b) Marcius Turbo.
(c) Lucius Quietus.
(d) Crito.
Short Answer Questions
1. Hadrian mentions, in his discussion of how people relate to each other, that he has incurred some criticism because he likes to read what?
2. In "Varius Multiplex Multiformis, 69-92," which of the following individuals does Hadrian consider his most dangerous enemy?
3. When Trajan's will is finally written, and Hadrian learns that he will be Trajan's successor, which of the following individuals is the first to salute him as emperor?
4. After his return to Greece and rebuilding of a city, Hadrian says that which individual is 12 years younger and the best of his friends?
5. When discussing his early relationship with Antinous, Hadrian says that his new companion was born in which city?
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