Battle of Strasbourg — Infobox Military Conflict conflict=Battle of Strasbourg partof=the Roman Alamanni conflict caption=Coin showing (obverse) head of Julian (emperor 361 3) with diadem and (reverse) soldier bearing standard holding kneeling captive by the hair and… … Wikipedia
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Magnentius — Flavius Magnus Magnentius usurper of the Roman Empire Although Magnentius restored certain rights to the Pagans, the reverse of this coin bears a prominent Christian chi rho … Wikipedia
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Constantius II — Emperor of the Roman Empire Bust of Constantius II Reign 324 (November 13) – 337 … Wikipedia
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Decentius — For the magister officiorum under Constantius II, see Decentius (magister officiorum). Decentius Usurper of the Roman Empire Bronze coin of Decentius … Wikipedia
