Constantius III
c. 360 CE–c. 421 CE · Niš
Constantius III (born at Naissus, modern Niš; died 2 September 421) was a Western Roman general of Illyrian origin who rose to the rank of magister militum under the emperor Honorius. He suppressed the usurper Constantine III, campaigned against the Visigoths until their king Wallia submitted, and married Honorius's half-sister Galla Placidia in 417. On 8 February 421 Honorius proclaimed him co-emperor of the West, but he reigned only about seven months before his death later that year.
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- Ausonius· 310 CE–395 CE
- Libanius· 314 CE–393 CE
- Quintus Smyrnaeus· 315 CE–375 CE
- Themistius· 317 CE–388 CE
- Eutropius· 320 CE–390 CE
- Valentinian I· 321 CE–375 CE
- Valens· 328 CE–378 CE
- Ammianus Marcellinus· 330 CE–400 CE
- Jovian· 331 CE–364 CE
- Emperor Julian· 331 CE–363 CE
- Theon of Alexandria· 335 CE–
- Eunapius· 347 CE–414 CE
- Theodosius I· 347 CE–395 CE
- Plutarch of Athens· 350 CE–432 CE
- Hypatia of Alexandria· 355 CE–415 CE
- Gratian· 359 CE–383 CE
- Claudian· 370 CE–404 CE
- Valentinian II· 371 CE–392 CE
- Hephaestion of Thebes· 380 CE–
- Honorius· 384 CE–423 CE
- Macrobius· 385 CE–430 CE
- Avitus· 385 CE–456 CE
- Syrianus· 390 CE–437 CE
- Petronius Maximus· 397 CE–455 CE
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- Gwanggaeto the Great· 374 CE–412 CE
- Yazdegerd I· –420 CE
- Yax Nuun Ahiin I (Curl Nose)· –404 CE
- Bahram V· 400 CE–438 CE
- Siyaj Chan K'awiil II (Stormy Sky)· –456 CE
- Attila the Hun· 406 CE–453 CE
- Shapur II· 309 CE–379 CE
- Leo I the Thracian· 401 CE–474 CE
- Chak Tok Ich'aak I (Great Jaguar Paw)· –378 CE
- Ezana of Aksum· –360 CE
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