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Encyclopedia > Pacantius

Tiberius Claudius Marinus Pacatianus was one of a number of ambitious Roman soldiers who claimed the purple about 249, late in the reign of the Roman Emperor Philip the Arab. Philip sent Decius to deal with him, but before the general arrived Pacatian was already dead, murdered by his own troops in Moesia.


As his legacy he left a small number of coins struck with is name, which fetch high prices at auctions.


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List of Roman Emperors (488 words)
Gordian III (238 - 244) (throne claimed by Sabinianus 240)
Philip the Arab (244 - 249) (throne claimed by Pacantius 248, Iotapianus 248, and Silbannacus)
Decius (249 - 251) (throne claimed by Priscus 249 - 252, and Licinianus 250)
Marcus Julius Philippus (1751 words)
Thread: Philip the Arab Son of an Arabian, Philip took the throne from Gordian while on the eastern campaign.
Philip was a decent emperor, his reign marked by sanity and military accomplishment, but this being a tumultuous time, he was soon beset upon my rivals to the throne: Pacantius, Iotapianus, Silbannacus, and then was finally defeated by Decius his own appointee to Pannonia.
Marcus Julius Philippus rose from obscure origins to rule for five and one-half years as Rome's emperor.
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