documented by inscriptions from Abila Lysaniou. His offices after he left Syria are not known. Debrowa notes Verus "was an experienced man who had good relationship with the emperors." Birley admits it is possible he was proconsular governor of Africa 20 years after his consulship, since the plague of 166 had slain so many qualified men. Verus was nominated for a second consulship in 180, but he died in 179. References 2nd-century Romans 2nd-century clergy Roman governors of Britain Augurs of the Roman Empire Suffect consuls of Imperial Rome Roman governors of Germania Inferior Roman governors of Syria Roman consuls designate Verus, Gnaeus