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Geta
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Mitregent des römischen Kaisers Caracalla
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Publius Septimius Geta was a male Roman emperor and consul from Ancient Rome. Born in 189 in either Rome or Milan, he was the son of Septimius Severus and Julia Domna, and a member of the Severan dynasty. His sibling was Caracalla. Geta practiced ancient Roman religion and spoke Latin.
He died on December 26, 211, in Rome. His manner of death was homicide, as he was killed by Caracalla. Geta is buried at Castel Sant'Angelo. He is mentioned in the work *The History of the Kings of Britain*.
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Publius Septimius Geta (* 7. März 189 in Rom; † 19. oder 25./26. Dezember 211 ebenda) war vom 4. Februar 211 bis zu seinem Tod römischer Kaiser. Er gehörte zur Dynastie der Severer und war Mitregent seines älteren Bruders Caracalla; zeitweilig trug er den Vornamen Lucius. Geta und Caracalla waren die beiden Söhne des Dynastiegründers Septimius Severus, der sie zu Mitregenten gemacht und auf die gemeinsame Nachfolge vorbereitet hatte. Nach dem Tod des Vaters traten sie am 4. Februar 211 wie geplant zusammen die Nachfolge an. Ihre gemeinsame Herrschaft scheiterte aber noch im selben Jahr an der tödlichen Rivalität zwischen ihnen. Caracalla lockte Geta in eine Falle und ließ ihn ermorden.
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