VALENTINIAN I

vălˌəntĭnˈēən, 321–75, Roman emperor of the West (364–75). He held high military rank under Julian and Jovian. After the death of Jovian, Valentinian was proclaimed emperor; he appointed his brother Valens coregent in the East. Valentinian defeated the Alemanni several times, and his general Theodosius successfully defended the empire in Britain and in Africa. To protect the frontiers of his empire, Valentinian ordered the construction of fortresses on the Rhine and the Danube rivers. He reduced taxation and promoted education. Although he was an orthodox Christian, he allowed religious freedom to Arians and to pagans. He was succeeded by his sons Valentinian II and Gratian.

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...History Valens, 364 378. 3. Valentinian I, Emperor of Rome, 321 375. 4. Rome History Valentinian I, 364 375. I. Title. DF559...administrative structures under the Valentiniani. 38 Finally, I have examined over sixty contemporary...
...Middleton--The tragedy of Valentinian / John Fletcher...3. Sex--Drama. I. Wiggins, Martin...Renaissance tragedy. I am grateful to Irena...The Tragedy of Valentinian , and to Paul Edmondson...becomes Aetius Valentinian . The rules have...as distinct forms; I hope that nobody...
...this work. 23 I agree with him. Certainly...sought within the Valentinian circle. If a pupil...there Ireneus I, 13, 7 . That leaves...leaders of western Valentinianism after Valentinus...church Against the Valentinians, I V , see p. 13 above...
...Aetius A D. 454 and Valentinian III. A.D. 455...LEO I. AND RICIMERS RULE...1 . Justinian I. . . . 527...425 May-June . Valentinian III. . . . 425...Secundus crowning Valentinian I., in whose election...
...LATER ROMAN EMPIRE FROM THE DEATH OF THEODOSIUS I. TO THE DEATH OF JUSTINIAN BY J. B. BURY IN TWO...CHAPTER XV JUSTIN I. AND JUSTINIAN I 16 1. Election and Reign...
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...rethinking a genre. In contrast, I will argue that it was popular...raped by the emperor in Fletchers Valentinian (1614), realizes: For this reason...self-definition (she announces "I cleare my selfe of the offence...of the older plays" (317), but I will show that Rowley is largely...
...ideology of his reign," James I and the Politics of Literature...Roman tragedies, Bonduca and Valentinian (1610-14), perhaps in ackowledgment...disclaimers, it seems clear that James I preferred Scots law over the...Englands prosperity" (p. 131).James I and his advisors claimed there...
...oth Empire" (III.i.36). Even Aecius, his general--whom Valentinian later murders...sinfull" (III.i. 180-81). An assessment of Valentinians character is further...last words are, "I have my peace...deaths, the dying Valentinian cries, "Oh save...
...subsequent section, where I develop and defend a view of Valentinian soteriology and...is this picture, I submit, which constitutes...deep structure of Valentinian Christianitys salus...In conclusion, I have tried to show that Valentinian name-talk in the...
...Edict of Theodosius I, 17 April 392, Theodosian...obligations were later restored, Valentinian III (425-455) had absolved...15 Theodosius and Valentinian to Taurus , Practorian Prefect...441). 17 Gratian, Valentinian, and Theodosius to Hypatius...
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...Mediterranean with their sea power and forced the Roman Emperor Valentinian III to make peace. They must have had brains. The people who...Museum were brainless enough to have gone to college with me. I remember just such a scene visited upon a persnickety landlord...
...years, divided the empire for the first time, a division that became permanent in the mid-fourth century in the time of Valentinian I and Valens. At about this same time, in July 365 A.D., the Roman world was literally shaken by an unprecedented catastrophe...
...In the year 373, the Emperors Valens and Valentinian ordered the destruction of all books of...best arguments are the films themselves. I would therefore urge readers who happen...Norman Krasna of Arisstotelian clarity. I would as soon have lost the Poetics as...
...Burgundians among them--marching under Attilas standard. Aetius and Valentinian appealed to Theodoric, the king of the Visigoths, for help...Stephen marked the place where it i.e., the city of Metz had stood...
...assemble on the forecastle, and, with violin and tambourine--and I always kept them supplied with these and other instruments...earlier, or not much more, that Justina, mother of the boy-emperor Valentinian, had been persecuting your faithful Ambrose, in the interests...
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...Galla Placidia (A.D. 386 to 450), daughter of Emperor Theodosius I and his second wife, also Galla and a daughter of Valentinian I. This well-connected woman is believed to have ordered the mausoleum now named for her, which was attached to a church...
...terrible, for I see you brandishing the downfall of my country. I hate you! Comets often accompanied the death of great men, including...Roman General Agrippa (12BC), Attila the Hun (AD453) and Emperor Valentinian (AD455). A comet was said to have accompanied the death of Charlemagne...
...terrible, for I see you brandishing the downfall of my country. I hate you! Comets often accompanied the death of great men, including...Roman General Agrippa (12BC), Attila the Hun (AD453) and Emperor Valentinian (AD455). A comet was said to have accompanied the death of Charlemagne...


 

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VALENTINIAN I val ntin e n, 321 75, Roman emperor...and Jovian. After the death of Jovian, Valentinian was proclaimed emperor; he appointed his brother Valens coregent in the East. Valentinian defeated the Alemanni several times, and...
...392, Roman emperor of the West (375 92), son of Valentinian I. Upon the death of his father, he was proclaimed...378) of Valens , Gratian made Theodosius I ruler in the East. Valentinians reign during his minority was troubled by the...
...unrest, and by peasant revolts. Valentinian proved an indolent and ineffectual...supported the efforts of Pope Leo I (see Leo I, Saint ) to enforce ecclesiastical...invaded N Italy in 452. In 454, Valentinian murdered Aetius, and shortly afterward...
...Theodosius , the general of Valentinian I. He became (375) military governor...brother and legal successor, Valentinian II , held authority. When Maximus...to death (388), and restored Valentinian. But Valentinians Frankish general...
...Spaniard; successor of Liberius. His election was opposed by the Arian Ursinus (antipope 366 67). The Roman emperor Valentinian I had Ursinus exiled and decreed that all religious cases must come before the pope. Damasus ruled with vigor, addressing...
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