Battle of Solicinium
The Roman force is led by Emperor Valentinian I, and they managed to repel the Alamanni, but suffered heavy losses during the battle
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367 in Roman Empire
Explore 9 historical events and records for Roman Empire in 367.
Historical records for Roman Empire in 367
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Invasion of Great Britain
Launches a campaign in Britain to relieve the threat from the Picts & Saxons
Succession
Valentinian I persuades his troops to recognize his 7 yr son as co-Augustus
Succession
Valentinian I persuades his troops to recognize his 7 yr son as co-Augustus
Valentinian Confronts Alamannic Coalition
Military expeditions under Valentinian targeted groups whose attacks had disrupted the Gallic frontier provinces.
Valentinian Crosses Rhine Frontier
The emperor took Roman forces beyond the Rhine as part of his attempt to suppress Alamannic incursions.
Valentinian Faces British Crisis
Attacks by Picts, Scots and other enemies disrupted the defence of Roman Britain in the 360s.
Valentinian Fights at Solicinium
Valentinian I led Roman troops to victory against Alamanni at the Battle of Solicinium despite substantial losses.
Valentinian Promotes Son Gratian
Gratian was raised to the rank of Augustus by his father in 367 while still a child.
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