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Roman Empire · Government / Government of Roman Empire. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.

4Records
355–364Date range
2Named people
2Places

Chronological records

355

Flavius Claudius Julian Apostate355

Rome · Government / Government of Roman Empire

Constantius II appoints his 23 year old cousin Julian the Apostate as joint Caesar

361

Flavius Claudius Julian Apostate361

Rome · Government / Government of Roman Empire

Succeeds as Emperor of Rome, declared Emperor by his troops

363

Flavius Jovian363

Rome · Government / Government of Roman Empire

Succeeds as Emperor

364

Flavius Jovian1 January 364

Ankara · Government / Government of Roman Empire

Jovian & his infant son Varronianus assume the Consulship

Names involved

Flavius Claudius Julian ApostateFlavius Jovian

Provenance

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