During one campaign, this emperor found the treasure of his defeated enemy with the help of a traitor named Bikilis. The first Latin panegyric was written for this emperor by a consul he corresponded (15[1])with on the persecution (10[1])of Christians. (15[3])This emperor (15[1])prepared (15[2])for one campaign by commissioning a road through the recently annexed Nabataean (“nah-BAH-tee-in”) Kingdom. (15[3])This (15[1])emperor expanded (15[1])his predecessor’s policies to feed poor children through the (15[1])(*) alimenta. This writer (10[1]-5[1])wrote to Pliny the Younger and deposed (-5[1])Osroes (-5[1])(“oz-ROE-eez”) I of the Parthian Empire. Apollodorus of Damascus designed many structures (10[1])for this emperor (10[1]-5[1])in his namesake (10[1])forum, including one (10[1])following his victory over (10[1])Decebalus. (10[1])For 10 points, name this man whose victory over the Dacians (10[1])are (10[1])commemorated by his namesake column. (10[1]) (10[5])■END■