Rebellion of Rebels in Ancyra
The rebellion is suppressed
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365 in Roman Empire
Explore 16 historical events and records for Roman Empire in 365.
Historical records for Roman Empire in 365
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Arrest of Procopius
Procopius is captured in Thrace
Battle of Nacolea
Defeats the usurper Procopius at Nacolea
Birth of Flavius Stilicho
Birth of Flavius Stilicho, son of a Vandal chieftan in Roman service
Death of Procopius
Death of Procopius, executed
Execution of Procopius
Procopius is executed
Invasion of Germany
Launches a counter-attack against the Alamanni in the Rhineland
Invasion of Rome
The Alamanni pour over the Rhine but are defeated in battle by Jovinus
Rebellion of distant cousin of Julian, Procopius
A distant cousin of Julian, Procopius, raises the standard of revolt
Rebellion of distant cousin of Julian, Procopius
A distant cousin of Julian, Procopius, raises the standard of revolt
Rebellion of Rebels in Ancyra
The rebellion is suppressed. Forced to seek refuge in Ancyra & wait for the support of his brother Valentinian I
Rebellion of Rebels in Procopius
Procopius declares himself as Emperor at Constantinople
Valentinian Orders Rhine Watchposts
The emperor expanded installations intended to monitor crossings and movements near the Rhine.
Valentinian Responds to Alamanni Raids
Valentinian I directed military efforts to contain Alamannic incursions in Gaul and reinforce the frontier.
Valentinian Responds To Rhine Raids
Alamannic incursions into Gaul drew the emperor's attention to security along the Rhine frontier.
Valentinian Strengthens Fortresses
Roman engineers reinforced defensive works along the western frontier under Valentinian's orders.
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