 Complete the following phrase:  No dates are given in either inscription, making it difficult to offer a precise date for them, no less Lucius Artorius Castuss floruit. The late French epigraphy expert Xavier Loriot suggested that Lucius Artorius Castuss expedition against the Armenians as he reads the main inscription could have taken place in 215 AD, under the reign of emperor Caracalla, or perhaps later, in 232 AD, under the reign of Severus Alexander when P. Aelius Hammonius led a Cappadocian force in Severuss Persian war. Three Croatian archaeologists examined the inscriptions in 2012, as part of an international conference on Lucius Artorius Castus organized by authors Linda Malcor and John Matthews: Nenad Cambi, Željko Miletić, and Miroslav Glavičić. Cambi proposes that Lucius Artorius Castus career can be dated to the late 2nd century AD and his death to the late 2nd, or perhaps early 3rd century AD. Glavičić dates Lucius Artorius Castuss military career to the middle- through late-2nd century AD and proposes that he was the first governor of the province of Liburnia, which Glavičić suggests was only established as a separate province from Dalmatia circa 184185 AD. Miletić dates Lucius Artorius Castuss military career to circa 121166 AD and his procuratorship of the province of Liburnia to circa 167174 AD. Cambi, Miletić, and Glavičić all accept the reading adversus Armenios, against the Armenians with Cambi offering Armorios an abbreviation of Armoricanos as an alternate possibility; Miletić places the expedition against the Armenians during emperor Lucius Veruss 