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Valentinianus [e]t Valens fratres
concordissimi victores maximi
ac triumphatores [s]emperque Augusti...
("the Imperatores Caesar, Our Lords Valentinian and Valens, most concord brothers, greatest victors and triumphatores, and eternal Augusti …")Valentinianus [e]t Valens fratres
concordissimi victores maximi
ac triumphatores [s]emperque Augusti...
| History of Anatolia Project | |||
| Prehistory | 500,000 BC – 700 BC | ||
| Classical Era | 700 BC – 400 AD | ||
| Byzantine Era | 400 AD – 1,000 AD | ||
| Modern Era | 1,000 AD – Current | ||
| Crisis of the Third Century | |
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| Barracks emperors | 235- |
| Crisis of the Third Century | |
| Roman imperial dynasties | |||
| Severan dynasty | |||
| Chronology | |||
| Septimius Severus | 193 – 198 | ||
| -with Caracalla | 198 – 209 | ||
| -with Caracalla and Geta | 209 – 211 | ||
| Caracalla and Geta | 211 – 211 | ||
| Caracalla | 211 – 217 | ||
| Interlude: Macrinus | 217 – 218 | ||
| Elagabalus | 218 – 222 | ||
| Alexander Severus | 222 – 235 | ||
| Dynasty | |||
| Severan dynasty family tree Category:Severan dynasty | |||
| Succession | |||
| Preceded by Year of the Five Emperors |
Followed by Crisis of the Third Century | ||
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| Preceded by Constantinian dynasty (306–363) and Jovian (363–364) |
Followed by Petronius Maximus (455), Palladius & Eudoxia (455), and non dynastic emperors (455–480) in the west (Fall of the Western Roman Empire), Theodosian dynasty (379–457) in the east | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Roman imperial dynasties | |||
| Constantinian dynasty | |||
| Chronology | |||
| Constantine I as Caesar | 307 – 311 | ||
| -with Maximinus II as Caesar | 307 – 311 | ||
| -with Galerius and Severus as Augusti | 307 – 308 | ||
| -with Galerius and Licinius as Augusti | 308 – 311 | ||
| -with Maxentius as usurper in Rome (and Asia Minor 311-312) | 308 – 312 | ||
| Constantine I as Caesar (self proclaimed Augustus) | 311 – 312 | ||
| -with Maximinus II and Licinius as Augusti of East and West | 311 – 312 | ||
| Constantine I as Augustus of the West | 312 – 324 | ||
| Licinius as Augustus of the East | 312 – 324 | ||
| -with Constantine II, Crispus and Licinianus as Caesares | 317 – 324 | ||
| Constantine I as sole Emperor | 324 – 337 | ||
| Constantine II as Augustus of Gaul, Britannia and Hispania | 337 – 340 | ||
| Constans as Augustus of Italy and Africa (and Gaul, Britannia and Hispania 340-350) | 337 – 350 | ||
| Constantius II as Augustus of Asia and Egypt | 337 – 350 | ||
| Constantius II as sole Emperor | 350 – 361 | ||
| Succession | |||
| Preceded by Tetrarchy |
Followed by Jovian and Valentinian dynasty | ||