Aureolus

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Biography

Roman province of Dacia Danube Nomen Praenomen Marcus

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Roman Empire Military commander Gallienus Thirty Tyrants Historia Augusta

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Born: 220–230(?) Dacia
Died: 268 Mediolanum, Italy
Reign: 268 (against Gallienus)

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Roman Empire
Military commander Roman army
Gallienus
Thirty Tyrants Thirty Tyrants (Roman)
Historia Augusta
Zonaras Joannes Zonaras
Zosimus Zosimus (historian)

Biography

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Aureolus

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related to Rebellion · 30

Aureolus → After, Augsburg Altar, Aurelian, Claudius, Dacia, Dacian, Dacian Aureolus, Danubian, Despite, Emperor, Emperor Claudius Gothicus, Gallic, Gallic Empire, Gallienus, Gaul, Goths, He, Heruls, However, Imperial

related to Early life · 21

Aureolus → Acilia, Acilius, Although, Angelo Paredi, Aurelous, Dacia, Danube, Emperor Gallienus, Gallienus, His, Imperial Horses, It, John Platts, Manius, Manlius, Marcus, Master, New Men, Phronistes, Roman

related to Career · 18

Aureolus → As, Balkans, Battle, Danubian, Emperor, Emperor's, Imperial Horsemaster, In, Ingenuus, Macriani, Macrianus Major, Macrianus Minor, Mediolanum, Milan, Mursa, Osijek, Regalianus, The

related to Death · 11

Aureolus → Aurelian, Aurelius Heraclianus, Before Claudius, Claudius, Claudius Gothicus, Claudius' Praetorian Guard, Emperor, Following, Gallienus, Praetorian Prefect, Thirty Tyrants

Born · 1

Aureolus → 220–230(?) Dacia

Died · 1

Aureolus → 268 Mediolanum, Italy

Reign · 1

Aureolus → 268 (against Gallienus)

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gallienus emperor mediolanum postumus empire usurper italy claudius historians army cavalry roman reign thought gallic imperial force macriani military commander

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Subject	Predicate	Object	Confidence	Src
Aureolus	Born	220–230(?) Dacia	1.00	infobox
Aureolus	Died	268 Mediolanum, Italy	1.00	infobox
Aureolus	Reign	268 (against Gallienus)	1.00	infobox
John Platts	instance of	Although some historians	0.80	text
William A'Beckett	instance of	Although some historians	0.80	text
Angelo Paredi have thought the 'M' to stand for a second nomen Manlius.It is unclear whether Aurelous came to the attention of the Emperor Gallienus after enlisting in the army	instance of	Although some historians	0.80	text
or during his service as a groom	instance of	Although some historians	0.80	text
Aureolus	related to Career	As	0.60	section
Aureolus	related to Career	Imperial Horsemaster	0.60	section
Aureolus	related to Career	Emperor's	0.60	section
Aureolus	related to Career	Emperor	0.60	section
Aureolus	related to Career	Mediolanum	0.60	section

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