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CONSTANTIVS II REUNIFIES THE EMPIRE (A.D. 350-355)
Usurpations of Magnentius and Vetranio |
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| The cities numbered in the map
correspond to the mints of this period: |
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- Treveri |
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- Ambianum |
3 |
- Lugdunum |
4 |
- Arelate |
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- Aquileia |
6 |
- Roma |
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- Siscia |
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- Sirmium |
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- Thessalonica |
10 |
- Heraclea |
11 |
- Constantinopolis |
12 |
- Cyzicus |
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- Nicomedia |
14 |
- Antiochia |
15 |
- Alexandria |
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A.D. 350-353
Died Constans, the usurper Magnentius governs in
Hispania, Britannia, Gallia and Italia, helped by his brother Decentius. |
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A.D. 350
Territories controlled by the usurper
Vetranio (Pannonia and Illyria). |
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A.D. 350
Loyal provinces to the emperor Constantius II. |
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A.D. 353
Defeated Magnentius, Constantius II becomes the only Roman Emperor.
Pacified and reunified the Roman Empire, Constantius II named his cousin Julianus as Caesar (A.D. 355), sending him to Occident
to govern the provinces of Hispania, Britannia and Galliae. |
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