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Historical Figures and Locations in Ammianus Marcellinus's Roman History
In the text Book VIII · Chapter 2: The House of Constantine at War: Persia, Strasbourg, and the Road to Ctesiphon
| Person or Group | Rank or Title | Province or Region | Associated City | Notable Actions or Events | Historical Date (Inferred) | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Emperor Constantius | Augustus | Gaul | Arles | Passed the winter in Arles; celebrated the thirtieth year of his reign; practiced cruelty against adherents of Magnentius; promoted the rise of Julian to Cæsar. | 0353 | 1 |
| Cæsar Gallus | Cæsar | The East | Antioch | Exceeded the bounds of his power with preposterous violence; committed manifold atrocities; raised to the highest rank from a depth of misery. | 0353 | 1 |
| Julian | Cæsar | Gaul | Paris | Raised to the rank of Cæsar; pacified Gaul; defeated the Allemanni at Strasburg; recovered Cologne; established just taxation. | 0355 | 1 |
| Constantina | Queen | The East | Antioch | Wife of Gallus; stimulated her husband's savage temper; instigated the death of Clematius. | 0353 | 1 |
| Thalassius | Prefect of the palace | The East | Antioch | Opposed Gallus with untimely reproof, exciting him to further frenzy; informed Emperor Constantius of Gallus's actions. | 0353 | 1 |
| Domitianus | Prefect | The East | Antioch | Sent to exhort Gallus to repair to Italy; treated Gallus with contempt; dragged through the streets and thrown into the river by soldiers. | 0354 | 1 |
| Honoratus | Count-governor of the East | The East | Antioch | Carried out the fatal warrant against Clematius; later resisted Gallus's order to put principal persons of Antioch to death. | 0353 | 1 |
| Montius | Quæstor | The East | Antioch | Counseled moderation against the arrest of Domitianus; accused of rebellion by Gallus; dragged by soldiers and killed. | 0354 | 1 |
| Nebridius | Count of the East | The East | Antioch | Ordered to collect a military force to deliver Seleucia from the Isaurian peril. | 0353 | 1 |
| Orfitus | Prefect of the City | Italy | Rome | Governed Rome with insolence beyond his dignity; dealt with formidable seditions regarding the scarcity of wine. | 0353 | 1 |
| Theophilus | Governor of Syria | Syria | Antioch | Blamed by Gallus for a grain scarcity; torn to pieces by a mob urged by hunger and frenzy. | 0354 | 1 |
| Serenianus | Duke of Phœnicia | Phœnicia | Celse | Accused of treason for consulting an enchanted cap to predict if he would gain the empire; later acquitted by intrigue. | 0354 | 1 |
| Isaurians | Barbarian tribe | Isauria | Iconium | Broke out in formidable war; plundered crews on the coast of Cyprus; ravaged Lycaonia and Pamphylia; besieged Seleucia. | 0353 | 1 |
| Allemanni | Barbarian confederation | Germany | Strasburg | Invaded Gaul; defeated by Julian at the battle of Strasburg; their kings Gundomadus and Vadomarius initially sued for peace. | 0357 | 1 |
| Paulus | Secretary (The Chain) | Britain | Not in source | Sent to Britain to arrest officers who favored Magnentius; practiced manifold slaughter and destruction; attacked Martinus. | 0353 | 1 |
| Martinus | Deputy Governor | Britain | Not in source | Endeavored to protect innocent men from Paulus; attacked Paulus with a sword and then committed suicide. | 0353 | 1 |
| Clematius | Noble citizen | Egypt | Alexandria | Put to death without being permitted to say a word in his defence by a warrant sent to Honoratus. | 0353 | 1 |
| Castucius | Count | Isauria | Seleucia | Defended the metropolis of Seleucia against the Isaurian banditti. | 0353 | 1 |
| Nohodares | Persian Noble | Mesopotamia | Batne | Appointed to invade Mesopotamia; devised a plan to attack a fair in Anthemusia; betrayed by his own men. | 0353 | 1 |
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