History/Medieval Studies 303
Readings:
Book List
Iconoclasm
Discussion
Topics
Chronologies:
Imperial Crisis
Later Roman Emperors, 306-395
Fall of Western
Empire
Age of Justinian
Islamic Caliphs
Byzantine Dark
Ages
Triumph of
Christianity
Macedonian Resurgence
Crusades
Restoration and Ottoman Advance
Handouts:
Population
Finances under
Justinian
Byzantium c.850A.D.
Currency charts:
Diocletian
and Constantine
Justinian
and Heraclius
Isaurian,
Amorian, and Macedonian Ages
Comnenian
and Palaeogian Ages
HOUSE OF CONSTANTINE
CONSTANTINE I "THE GREAT" (306-337)
Delmatius (Caesar 335-337), executed
Hannibalianus (Rex 335-337), executed
CONSTANS (337-350), recognized in Italy, Africa & Illyricum
CONSTANTIUS II (337-361), recognized in East and reunites empire after 350 with deaths of his brothers.
| Vetranio (350), holds Magnentius in check & abdicates to Constantius II | Magnentius (350-353), usurper in Gaul who slays Constans | |
| Nepotian (350), rules 28 days in Rome& slain by Magnentius | Decentius (Caesar 350-353), brother of Magnentius | |
| Constantius Gallus (Caesar 351-354), Caesar in East & executed for treason |
Jovian (363-364), elected by Eastern army
THE HOUSE OF VALENTINIAN
VALENTINIAN I (364-375) in West Procopius (365-366), usurper in Constantinople
VALENS (364-378), in East
GRATIAN (367-383)
Valentinian II (375-392), co-emperor in West with brother Gratian
THEODOSIUS I "THE GREAT" (379-395), in East & reunites empire in
393-395
Flavius Victor (387-388), usurper in Gaul
Eugenius (392-394), usurper in the West
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