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Hostilian (Latin:
Gaius Valens Hostili****
Messius Quintus; died c. July 251) was
briefly Roman emperor in 251.
Hostilian was born to
Decius and Herennia...
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emperors were born in or near this city,
Emperors Herennius Etruscus (251),
Hostilian (251),
Decius Traian (249–251),
Claudius Gothicus (268–270), Quintillus...
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Gallus raised Hostilian, the
younger son of Decius, to
augustus (co-emperor) and
elevated Volusi**** to caesar.
After the
death of
Hostilian in July or August...
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Augusta (empress), and
elevated Hostilian to Augustus,
making him co-emperor
alongside Treboni****
Gallus himself.
Hostilian died in
November 251, either...
- did not back down from his
intention to
become emperor, but
accepted Hostilian as co-emperor,
perhaps to
avoid the
damage of
another civil war. This...
- (like
Philip II) or
succeeded as
augusti after their father's
death (
Hostilian and Numerian). The same
title would also be used in the
Gallic Empire...
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Emperor Decius. She was the
mother of
Emperors Herennius Etruscus and
Hostilian. As with most third-century
Roman empresses, very
little is
known about...
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Battle Abrittus against the Goths;
their successors Treboni****
Gallus and
Hostilian rescinded Decius's decree,
ending the ****cution
after approximately...
- pre-e****enical council, is held
under the
presidency of
Saint Cyprian. In Rome,
Hostilian, son of Decius,
succeeds his father,
while Treboni****
Gallus is proclaimed...
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appearance as a
result and are made from more
crudely prepared blanks (see the
Hostilian coin on this page). The
gradual impact of
inflation caused by deba****t...
