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Magnus Decentius (died 18
August 353) was
caesar of the
Western Roman Empire from 350 to 353,
under his
brother Magnentius.
Nothing is
known of
Decentius prior...
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Magnentius had
already moved east over the spring, and
appointed his
brother Decentius as
caesar to
control Gaul
during his absence. In the East, Constantius...
- the time, it was
known as the Year of the
Consulship of
Magnentius and
Decentius (or, less frequently, year 1106 Ab urbe condita). The
denomination 353...
- calendar. At the time, it was
known as the Year of the
Consulship of
Decentius and
Paulus (or, less frequently, year 1105 Ab urbe condita). The denomination...
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Decentius (fl. 360–365) was an
officer of the
Roman Empire; he pla**** a role in the
acclamation of
Julian as
emperor against Constantius II in
Paris (360)...
- 352 with
Magnus Decentius Caesar Paulus Fl.
Iulius Constantius Augustus V Succeeded by
Magnus Magnentius Augustus II,
Magnus Decentius Caesar II, Fl. Iulius...
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Dalmatius 18
September 335 June/Aug. 337
murdered Constantine I
Nephew Decentius July/August 350 18
August 353
committed suicide Magnentius (West) Brother...
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Magnentius fled to
Aquileia and
summoned all his
supporters to join him.
Decentius,
brother of
Magnentius and newly-appointed Caesar, was
engaged with an...
- coinage.
Nicholas Baker-Brian also
observed how
Magnentius sent his
brother Decentius to
defend the
region after Constans had
neglected it,
writing that, "it...
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toponym Desenzano is
supposed to
derive from the
Latin name of
persona Decentius, the
alleged owner of the fourth-century
Roman farm and
villa of which...
