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Honorius

Honorius (/hoʊˈnɔːriəs/; 9 September 384 – 15 August 423) was Roman emperor from 393 to 423. He was the younger son of emperor Theodosius I and his first wife Aelia Flaccilla. After the death of Theodosius in 395, Honorius, under the regency of Stilicho, ruled the western half of the empire while his brother Arcadius ruled the eastern half. His reign…

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Augustus
23 January 393 – 15 August 423 (senior from 17 January 395)
Born
9 September 384 Constantinople
Burial
Old St. Peter's Basilica
Co-rulers
Arcadius (East, 393–408) · Theodosius II (East, 402–423) · Attalus (Rome, 409–410) · Constantine III (Gaul, 409–411) · Constans II (Gaul, 409–411)
Died
15 August 423(423-08-15) (aged 38) Ravenna, Italy
Dynasty
Theodosian

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related to Constantius and the beginning of erosion of the Western Empire · 27
Honorius → Alans, Arles, At, Ataulf, Augustus, Burgundians, Carthage, Constantine, Constantine III, Constantine III's, Constantius, Constantius's, Defeated, Gallic, Gaul, Gerontius, Goths, Heraclianus, Hispania, In
related to Sack of Rome · 26
Honorius → Africa, Alaric, Alaric's, As Rome, Attalus, Attalus's, Attalus's African, Confronted, Eastern Roman Empire, Empire, Germanic Roman, Goths, Growing, Heraclian, In, Lacking, North Africa, North African, Ravenna, Republic
see also · 26
Honorius → Ancient Rome, Britain, Co-emperors, Constans, Constantine, Constantius III, Empire, Fall, Gaul, Goar, Gratian, Gundahar, Hispania, II, III, Joannes, Jovinus, Marcus, Maximus, Priscus Attalus
related to Early reign · 23
Honorius → After, Arcadius, Claudian, During, Empire, Eugenius, January, Maria, Pope Innocent, Popes, Roman, Rome, Stilicho, Stilicho's, The, Theodosius, Thessalonica, To, Valentinian II, Vandal
related to Death · 19
Honorius → August, Chapel, Constantius III, Eastern Emperor Theodosius II, Emperor, Galla Placidia, Honorius's, In, It, Joannes, Maria, New St Peter's, Old Saint Peter's Basilica, Probably Thermantia, St Petronilla, The, The Mausoleum, Valentinian III, Vatican Hill
related to Family · 16
Honorius → Arcadius, Constantinople, Emperor Theodosius, Empress Aelia Flaccilla, Galla, Galla Placidia, He, Honorius's, In, Justina, Magnus Maximus, Pulcheria, September, Theodosius, Thessaloniki, Valentinian II
related to Stilicho and the defence of Italy · 12
Honorius → Africa, Africam, At, First Gildo, Gaul, Gildo's, Hispania, Honorius's, Italy, Mascezel, Northern Africa, Stilicho
related to Assessments · 8
Honorius → Edward Gibbon, History, In, Procopius, Roman, Rome, Wars, While
related to External links · 8
Honorius → Christianity, Encyclopædia Britannica, Flavius, Flavius Augustus Honorius, Roman, This, Vol, XII
Co-rulers · 6
Honorius → Arcadius (East, 393–408), Attalus (Rome, 409–410), Constans II (Gaul, 409–411), Constantine III (Gaul, 409–411), Constantius III (West, 421), Theodosius II (East, 402–423)

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rome stilicho italy emperor alaric constantius theodosius attalus empire gaul roman ravenna iii britain arcadius galla hispania death western constantine

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HonoriusAugustus23 January 393 – 15 August 423 (senior from 17 January 395)1.00infobox
HonoriusBorn9 September 384 Constantinople1.00infobox
HonoriusBurialOld St. Peter's Basilica1.00infobox
HonoriusCo-rulersArcadius (East, 393–408)1.00infobox
HonoriusCo-rulersTheodosius II (East, 402–423)1.00infobox
HonoriusCo-rulersAttalus (Rome, 409–410)1.00infobox
HonoriusCo-rulersConstantine III (Gaul, 409–411)1.00infobox
HonoriusCo-rulersConstans II (Gaul, 409–411)1.00infobox
HonoriusCo-rulersConstantius III (West, 421)1.00infobox
HonoriusDied15 August 423(423-08-15) (aged 38) Ravenna, Italy1.00infobox
HonoriusDynastyTheodosian1.00infobox
HonoriusFatherTheodosius I1.00infobox
HonoriusMotherAelia Flaccilla1.00infobox
HonoriusPredecessorTheodosius I1.00infobox
HonoriusRegnal nameRegnal nameImperator Caesar Flavius Honorius Augustus1.00infobox
HonoriusReligionNicene Christianity1.00infobox
HonoriusSpouseMaria (m. 398, d. 407)1.00infobox
HonoriusSpouseThermantia (m. 408, divorced)1.00infobox
HonoriusSuccessorJoannes1.00infobox

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