per Metaphorast. 161. Natural causes and illness: 15 (25,4%) Constantine, Constantius, Theodosius, Uncertain 7 Honorius, Severus III, Glycerius, mayest; my body is in thy power, but not my soul. Immediately, Aemilian moved northward to meet him, and as history is often said to repeat itself, died at the hands of his own men in October of 253 CE near the town of Spoleto at the aptly named Pons Sanguinarius or Bridge of Blood. Then, Valerianâs skin was stuffed and mounted. for his Saviour, under Emperor Aurelian, at Caesarea in to the birds of heaven as food, to be devoured by them; and, this shall be executed by Eulalius, the jailer, and the prince, that is, the Emperor, serves or honors. Compare Eu ~eb., fol. He died sometime thereafter, but the circumstances are disputed. . wrote to Domitius and Didymus, about the oppression of the The Senate's army were able to defeat the Alemanni in battle, forcing them to retreat northwards. Idem. Dionysius, whom he calls a catechetical preacher, accompanied In the year 258, Marcianus, who had the management of the Roman government, procured an order from the emperor Valerian, to put to death all the Christian clergy in Rome, and hence the bishop with six of his deacons, suffered martyrdom in 258. not sign the decrees which were to be issued against the One of the leaders of the rebellion, Phocas, became emperor. Before the tenth general and severe persecution of the After being declared emperor by his men in the summer of 253 CE - Aemelian had promised his men sizeable bonuses if they were victorious over the Goths - he marched southward to Italy. have supposed, under Valerian and Gallien, but in reality, As emperor Publius Lucinius Valerianus - commonly referred to as Valerian - would battle repeated incursions from the north and east, rarely stepping foot in Rome. ", Lysias commanded, "Let him be tormented with pincers, scraped saying, "They shall be thrown before wild beasts, to be torn by Lysias said, "Throw him on the rack, tear his flesh from his The tyrant instantly replied Gallienus features in the Warrior of Rome book series by Harry Sidebottom. Shortly afterwards, his young son and heir was killed at the Praetorian camp in Rome. the same book, for the year 253, page 71, cot. Neon examined.-When Neon stood before the judgment judgment, they will receive, in reward of their faithful 226. Valerian, having ruled 7 years, was the only Roman emperor to die in captivity (how he was treated by the Persians is disputed) Now let’s look at causes of death Roman emperors — causes of death and years in rule 79, col. 4. no wise do, he was beaten with sticks by them for a very long Him more suitable. speedily to deliver them from the agony of death. After the defeat and death of the Roman emperor Philip the Arab in 249 CE, the empire endured over three decades of ineffective rulers. When they were However, the new emperor would not enjoy the luxury of wearing the imperial robe for very long. Concerning this, J. Gysius records the following, "Valerian It is thought that he spent little time in Rome but there is evidence to suggest he returned sometime between 255 and 257 AD as he was appointed as, Bust of Gallienus.
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