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Marcus Aurelius Valerius Maximi****; c. 250 – c. July 310),
nicknamed Herculius, was
Roman emperor from 286 to 305. He was
Caesar from 285 to 286, then...
- (family name) "Valerius", and,
being equated with Maximian, also took on "
Herculius". His
given command consisted of Gaul,
Britannia and
possibly Hispania...
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seriously damaged by the
Herulian invasion of 267 and
repaired by the
prefect Herculius in AD 407–412.
During Byzantine times,
three churches were
built at the...
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himself Jovius, the son of Jupiter, and his
partner Maximian was
declared Herculius, son of Hercules. This
divine claim was
maintained after the rise of Christianity...
- century,
under the
orders of
Emperor Maximian, who had ****umed the
title Herculius after the
divine hero. The
bathhouse stood in the newly-built northeastern...
- 311) Lu Jing (or Shiren),
Chinese general and
writer (d. 280)
Maximian (
Herculius),
Roman consul and
emperor (d. 310) Zuo Si (or Taichong),
Chinese poet...
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voluntarily abdicate. Died in
unclear cir****stances,
possibly suicide Maximian "
Herculius"
Marcus Aurelius Valerius Maximi**** 1
April 286 – 1 May 305 (19 years...
- (268–270)
Quintillus (270)
Aurelian (270–75)
Probus (276–82) Maximi****
Herculius (285–310)
Constantius II (337–61)
Gratian (367–83) The last
emperor of...
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Diocletian ****umed the
title Iovius (Jovius), and
Maximian ****umed the
title Herculius (Hercules). The
titles were
probably meant to
convey certain characteristics...
- with his
brother Ferdinand),
statue of St.
Ludmila at Vyšehrad, Prague,
Herculius at the
garden of the
Kolowrat Palace in Prague,
statuary of
Virgin Mary...
