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Name
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Birth
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Made Caesar
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Further stages of career
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Death
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Constantine I
Imperator Caesar Flavius Constantinus Pius Felix Invictus Augustus
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27 February of 271, 272, or 273, at Naissus, Moesia
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306 made emperor (Caesar) at York.
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324 became sole emperor
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Died of natural causes May 22, 337 at Ancytona, near Nicomedia.
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Constantine II
Flavius Claudius Constantinus
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316 at Arles
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March 1, 317 Caesar
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Western emperor September 9, 337
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Killed in 340 when about to attack Constans.
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Constans
Flavius Julius Constans
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320
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Caesar from 333
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Western emperor from September 9, 337 and took over entire west after killing Constantine II
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Assassinated by Gaiso, a barbarian emissary of Megnentius, in 350 at the fortress of Helene, at the foot of the Pyrenees
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Constantius II
Flavius Julius Constantius
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August 7, 317 at Sirmium
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Caesar from November 8, 324
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Eastern emperor from September 9, 337; sole emperor from 353 (when Magnentius died) .
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November 3, 361 Constantius II died of fever.
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Magnentius
Flavius Magnus Magnentius
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c. 303 at Amiens
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Proclaimed emperor at Autun on January 18, 350 in opposition to Constans.
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Defeated at the Battle of Mursa on September 28, 351.
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Suicide at Lyon on August 11, 353.
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Vetranio
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?
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Proclaimed western emperor by his troops in Illyricum on March 1, 350.
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Abdicated later in 350 and retired to Bythinia.
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Died in 356.
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Silvanus
Claudius Silvanus
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?
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Declared himself emperor in 355.
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Shortly after he named himself emperor, his soldiers assassinated him.
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Julian
Flavius Claudius Julianus
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April 332 at Constan - tinople
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Proclaimed caesar by Constantius II on November 6, 355 and charged with Gaul and Britain.
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Proclaimed emperor by his troops in 330 and he became sole emperor in 361.
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Killed in battle against the Persians on June 26, 363 at Maranga, in Persia.
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Jovian
Flavius Jovianus
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c. 331 at Belgrade
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June 27, 363 sole emperor
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February 16, 364 died at Dadastana of accidental suffocation
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