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363 in Roman Empire

Explore 12 historical events and records for Roman Empire in 363.

Historical records for Roman Empire in 363

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March

Invasion of Persia

Julian the Apostate ยท Warfare / Rome War

Heads an invasion force of 90,000, never to return alive

May

Battle of Ctesiphon

Julian the Apostate ยท Ctesiphon ยท Warfare / Rome War

2,500 Persians are killed to the cost of 70 Roman lives

June

Siege of Ctesiphon

Julian the Apostate ยท Ctesiphon ยท Warfare / Rome War

Julian the Apostate calls off the siege of Ctesiphon

Death of Julian the Apostate

Julian, Flavius Claudius ยท Government / Government of Roman Empire

Death of Julian, in battle, the last Emperor to champion polytheism

Death of Julian the Apostate

Julian the Apostate ยท Samarra ยท Warfare / Rome War

Death of Julian the Apostate, in a skirmish retreating from Ctesiphon

September

Edict of Religious Freedom

Jovian ยท Antioch ยท Religion / Roman Catholic Church

Issues an edict of toleration & restores full rights to Christians in the Empire

Other events (month unknown)

Burial

Julian, Flavius Claudius ยท Tarsus ยท Government / Government of Roman Empire

Buried at Tarsus

Invasion of Persia

Julian the Apostate ยท Ctesiphon ยท Warfare / Rome War

Julian the Apostate reaches the Persian capital Ctesiphon

Meletius Returns to Antioch

Meletius of Antioch ยท Antioch ยท Religion / Roman Catholic Church

Bishop Meletius returned to Antioch after a change of emperor, although continuing ecclesiastical divisions repeatedly disrupted his episcopate.

Peace Treaty

Jovian ยท Warfare / Rome War

Jovian accepts Shapur IIs offer of peace, 5 border provinces are restored to Persia

Rome War

Jovian ยท Warfare / Rome War

Jovian accepts Shapur IIs offer of peace, 5 border provinces are restored to Persia

Succession

Jovian, Flavius ยท Rome ยท Government / Government of Roman Empire

Succeeds as Emperor

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