- Pupienus, Balbinus, and
Gordian III as
emperors in
opposition to
Maximinus.
Maximinus advanced on Rome to put down the revolt, but was
halted at Aquileia...
-
their freedoms back near his death.
Maximinus Daza is the last to be
referred as
Pharaoh of Egypt. The
emperor Maximinus was
originally called "Daza", an...
-
Maximinus (Gr****: Μαξιμίνος) was a 5th-century East
Roman official,
serving as amb****ador to
Attila the Hun and as a
senior minister at Constantinople...
- dictionary.
Maximin or
Maximinus or
similar may
refer to:
Maximinus Thrax (173–238),
Roman emperor, also
known as
Maximinus I
Maximinus II (270–313), Roman...
-
Gaius Julius Verus Maximinus may
refer to:
Maximinus Thrax (c. 173–238),
Roman emperor Gaius Julius Verus Maximus (c. 217–238), his son and
deputy emperor...
- writings.
After Galerius's death,
Maximinus seized Asia Minor. Even
after Galerius's
edict of
toleration in 311,
Maximinus continued to ****cute. His name...
- 235,
during the ****cution of
Christians in the
reign of the
Emperor Maximinus Thrax,
Pontian was
arrested and sent to the
island of Sardinia. He abdicated...
- unacknowledge.
Maximinus was
proclaimed augustus by his
troops in
about May 310.
Galerius reluctantly agreed to
recognize both
Maximinus and Constantine...
-
provinces in the
Eastern Empire that he had just
conquered by
defeating Maximinus later that same year and
issued in Nicomedia. The
Romans thought of themselves...
- him with
Maximinus of Aix (French:
Maximin d'Aix), who was
added to the
Seventy Apostles referred to in the
Gospel of Luke. That
Maximinus was said to...
