Acting Proconsul in Asia
Timesitheus was entrusted with acting proconsular authority in the Black Sea provinces, an unusual responsibility for an equestrian official.
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Timesitheus was entrusted with acting proconsular authority in the Black Sea provinces, an unusual responsibility for an equestrian official.
Cuts the throat of his Emperor Alexander Severus at Mainz
Under Maximinus Thrax, Timesitheus managed imperial finances and estates in Bithynia, Pontus, and Paphlagonia despite his earlier ties to the Severan court.
Succeeds as Emperor of Rome
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