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384 in Roman Empire

Explore 7 historical events and records for Roman Empire in 384.

Historical records for Roman Empire in 384

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Ambrose Challenges Symmachus Petition

Ambrose ยท Milan ยท Religion / Roman Catholic Church

Ambrose answered the pagan senator Symmachus's appeal for renewed public support of traditional Roman cults.

Ambrose Negotiates With Maximus

Ambrose ยท Milan ยท Religion / Roman Catholic Church

Ambrose undertook diplomatic missions to Magnus Maximus during the political confrontation in the western empire.

Ambrose Undertakes Imperial Embassy

Ambrose ยท Trier ยท Warfare / Civil War

Bishop Ambrose of Milan visited Magnus Maximus to negotiate on behalf of the young emperor Valentinian II.

Maximus Governs Western Provinces

Magnus Maximus ยท Gaul ยท Warfare / Civil War

Maximus exercised authority across Gaul Britain and Spain, controlling military resources and civic administration from his continental court.

Maximus Issues Imperial Coinage

Magnus Maximus ยท Trier ยท Warfare / Civil War

Magnus Maximus issued coinage asserting his title as Augustus and publicising the legitimacy of his rule in western provinces.

Maximus Seeks Formal Recognition

Magnus Maximus ยท Trier ยท Warfare / Civil War

Magnus Maximus pursued recognition of his imperial position through negotiations with the courts of Theodosius I and Valentinian II.

Prefect

Cynegius, Maternus ยท Prefect ยท Government / Government of Roman Empire

Appointed Pretorian Prefect in the East

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