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Valerius Romulus
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about the life of Valerius Romulus
Short Biography profile and facts about one of the most famous Romans of all, in the life of
Valerius Romulus, Emperor of Rome and provinces of the Roman Empire.
Name commonly known as: Romulus *** Latin Roman Name: Valerius
Romulus *** Reigned as Roman Emperor /
Caesar: Ruled 306 -309 *** Dynasty / Historical Period:
In 285 the Roman Empire was split in half by Diocletian - The
Western Roman Empire and the other half became known as the Eastern
Roman Empire or the Byzantine Empire. *** Place and Date of Birth: c.
295 *** Family connections / Genealogy
*** Name of Father:
Maxentius (usurper emperor) *** Name of Mother: Valeria
Maximilla who was the daughter of Emperor
Galerius *** Grandfather: Emperor
Maximianus Herculius
Place and Date of Death:
309 ***
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Valerius Romulus from the following facts and information about his life.
Little is known about Valerius Romulus but he definitely
served twice as consul with his father in 308 and in 309.
However his father became sole consul in 310 and Valerius
Romulus must have died during the previous year at the age
of about 15 years old. The Roman titles conferred on
Valerius Romulus were clarissimus puer meaning consul and
nobilissimus vir meaning 'most noble man' which was detailed
on the Roman coins bearing the image of Valerius Romulus.
All coins with his likeness were made after his death.
Valerius Romulus
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