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	Roman Emperors - DIR Didius Julianus
		Didius Julianus was born 29 January, probably in Milan and in the year 137.
		Didius Julianus was prevented from entering the camp, but he began to make promises to the soldiers from outside the wall.
		Didius Julianus sent threats and assassins to no avail, and the envoys he entrusted to negotiate with Severus kept defecting to his rival's side.
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		Julianus was born to Quintus Petronius Didius Severus and Aemilia Clara.
		Didius Julianus was raised by Domitia Lucilla, mother of Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius.
		Didius Julianus • Septimius Severus • Caracalla • Macrinus • Elagabalus • Alexander Severus
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	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Didius Julianus
		Marcus Didius Severus Julianus was born as the son of Quintus Petronius Didius Julianus and Aemilia Clara.
		Didius Julianus was educated in the household of Domitia Lucilla, the mother of the crown prince Marcus Aurelius.
		Didius Julianus was now responsible for two legions (I Minervia in Bonn and XXX Ulpia Victrix in Xanten) and was one of the most important generals in the empire.
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	Didius Julianus - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Marcus Severus Didius Julianus (133–193) was emperor of the Roman Empire from 28 March until 2 June 193.
		Julianus was born to Quintus Petronius Didius Julianus and Aemilia Clara, a noble family from Milan.
		Didius Julianus was raised by Domitia Lucilla, the mother of Marcus Aurelius.
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	Didius Julianus
		Marcus Didius Severus Julianus was born as the son of Quintus Petronius Didius Julianus and Aemilia Clara.
		Didius Julianus was educated in the household of Domitia Lucilla, the mother of the crown prince Marcus Aurelius.
		Didius Julianus was now responsible for two legions (I Minervia in Bonn and XXX Ulpia Victrix in Xanten) and was one of the most important generals in the empire.
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	Julianus
		With such contacts the parents of Julianus arranged for their son to be raised in the household of Domitia Lucilla, the mother of Marcus Aurelius.
		Julianus made many promises to the population of Rome, trying to win their support, but the public dislike of the man who had bought the throne only increased.
		Julianus is said to have even even tried use the elephants of the circus for his makeshift army.
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	Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography and Mythology, page 653 (v. 2) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Didius Salvius Julianus Severus Augustus, emperor, married Manlia Scantilla.
		Aemilia Clara, married Salvius Julianus, uncle Petronius Didius of the emperor, be- Severus, father of trothed to the daugh- the emperor.
		Julianus says that he remembered Javolenus having done so in Africa and Syria, that he followed his praeceptor's example in his own praetorship and consulship, and recommended other praetors who consulted him to act in the same manner.
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		Julianus was born to Quintus Petronius Didius Severus and Aemilia Clara.
		Julianus' father came from a prominent family in Milan and his mother was an African woman, of Roman descent.
		Didius Julianus was raised by Domitia Lucilla, mother of Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius.
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	Auction of the Empire - Didius Julianus
		Didius Julianus was born January 29, AD 137 likely in Mediolanum (Milan) into a prominent political family of the era.
		As such, Didius Julianus rose steadily through the ranks of the cursus honorum reaching the post of quaestor a year before the ‘legal’ age (such legalities were often overlooked for the immediate court of the imperial family).
		Julianus attempted to negotiate a co-emperorship with Severus and even executed Laetus and Marcia (Commodus’ praetorian prefect and his concubine respectively who were deeply responsible in the assassination) in an attempt to appease the legions, but there was little hope of stopping Severus who found no resistance in his march.
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	Ancient History Sourcebook: Herodian of Syria (3rd Cent. CE): History of the Emperors: How Didius Julianus Bought the ...
		Didius Julianus held his ill-gotten power only from March 28th, 193 A.D., to June 1st of the same year, being deposed and slain when Septimius Severus and the valiant Danube legions marched on Rome to avenge Pertinax.
		So they lowered a ladder and brought Julianus into the fortified camp; for they would not open the gates, until they had made sure of the amount of the bounty they expected.
		When he was admitted he promised first to bring the memory of Commodus again into honor and restore his images in the Senate house, where they had been cast down; and to give the soldiers the same lax discipline they had enjoyed under Commodus.
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	Brigantes Nation Didius Julianus (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Didius Julianus, like many a wealthy Senator and merchant, had always hoped one day to wear the imperial purple, and by a stroke of fortune had got his opportunity.
		It soon became clear to almost everyone but Julianus that all he had bought with his fortune was the privilege of being hunted down and slaughtered like a common criminal.
		Didius Julianus was put to death after a reign of only 66 days and the Praetorian Guard disbanded, many committing suicide in shame.
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		His father, Petronius Didius Severus, was the son of the noted jurist, Salvius Julianus and grandson of another jurist (also a Salvius Julianus) who had been consul twice.
		Didius himself was brought up in the house of Domitia Lucilla, mother ofMarcus Aurelius, and he appears to have been a childhood friend of the emperor.
		Marcus may have ensured that he receive a quastorship before the statuatory age, and certainly that he received an aedileship and praetorship, after which he was given command of the 22nd legion in Germany, where he appears to have distinguished himself, and was given the consulship in 175 (his colleague was Pertinax).
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	Historia Augusta • Life of Didius Julianus
		Didius Julianus, who gained possession of the empire after Pertinax, was the great-grandson of Salvius Julianus,1 a man who was twice consul, prefect of the city, and an authority in jurisprudence — which, more than anything else, had made him famous.
		These charges were brought against Julianus: that he had been a glutton and a gambler; that he had exercised with gladiatorial arms; and that he had done all these things, moreover, when advanced in years, and after escaping the stain of these vices in his youth.
		It is improbable that Didius was related to Salvius Julianus, for his family came from Milan, and since an inscription which connected Salvius with this city has been shown to be a forgery, there is no reason for supposing that he was a native of Milan.
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	Didius Julianus
		He was the grandson of the famous jurist Salvius Julianus (under Hadrian and the Antonines), and the son of a distinguished general, who might have ascended the throne after the death of Antoninus Pius, had not his loyalty to the ruling house prevented him.
		Flavius Sulpicianus, the father-in-law of Pertinax and praefect of the city, had already made an offer; Didius, urged on by the members of his family, his freedmen and parasites, hurried to the praetorian camp to contend for the prize.
		Didius, abandoned by the praetorians, was condemned and executed by order of the senate, which at once acknowledged Severus.
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	Didius Julianus Heaped Enthroned on a Sesterce - by Buzzsaw & The Shavings
		Once a high enough amount of qualification is mentioned, Didius is hefted even higher, though the numbered days of his reign are less than even the inches off the ground he is held aloft.
		Didius Julianus had to some extent been involved in the conspiracy against Commodus, because he was accused.
		Didius Julianus held his ill-gotten power only from March 28th, 193 A.D., to June 1st of the same year, being deposed and slain when Septimius Severus and the valiant Danube legions marched on Rome the whole time the latest mix by BUZZSAW & THE SHAVINGS played on giving them the ultimate power to avenge Pertinax.
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		Didius Julianus From Sterwiki 200pxMet toestemming van Classical Numismatic Group, Inc. (CNG)Didius Julianus133/135-193 Voorganger:Pertinax Keizer van Rome193 Opvolger:Septimius Severus Tijdvak Burgeroorlog, 193-197 Namen geboren: Marcus Didius Severus Julianus kortweg: Didius Julianus Familie Gehuwd met:Manlia Scantilla Vader van:Didia Clara Marcus Severus Didius Julianus (133-193) was keizer van Rome van 28 maart tot 2 juni 193.
		Didius Julianus was grootgebracht in het huishouden van Domitia Lucilla, moeder van Marcus Aurelius en was consul in 175.
		Didius Julianus was met zijn gigantisch bod 25.000 sestertii per soldaat de hoogste bieder en werd door de senaat, onder bedreiging van de militairen, uitgeroepen tot keizer.
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	Didius Julianus Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Marcus Severus Didius Julianus (133 or 137–193) was emperor of the Roman Empire from 28 March until 1 June 193.
		In the face of an increasingly hopeless military situation, Julianus asked the Senate to appoint Sepimius Severus as joint ruler, but Severus was nearing Rome and had no need to share power.
		He marched into Rome and ousted Didius Julianus on June 1st, 193 AD.
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		After hearing news that of Julianus had purchased the principate, two legates Severus and Niger immediately revolted.
		Plubius Septimius Severus being the closest to Rome, marched to the capital with the support of a large army.
		When all else failed, the Praetorian Guard abandoned him and after 30 days of reign; Julianus was assassinated on June 1.
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		It reached at length the ears of Didius Julianus, a wealthy senator, who, regardless of the public calamities, was indulging himself in the luxury of the table.
		After outbidding Sulpicianus, Didius Julianus was named emperor, and he received an oath of allegiance from the guards.
		The Praetorian guards eventually deserted Didius Julianus, and he was condemned and executed by the Roman Senate on June 2nd of the same year.
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	Empire For Sale
		Didius Julianus responded by sending the Praetorians out to build defenses around Rome, but they weren't up to all that hard work, especially since it had become clear that Didius Julianus couldn't pay them what he'd promised.
		But Severus saw that there was no reason to settle for half the cookie when he could have it all, and probably without a fight.
		The Senate sentenced Didius Julianus to death on 1 June, naming Severus the new emperor.
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	Roman Coins of Didius Julianus
		Didius Julianus, 28 March - 2 June 193 A.D. Didius Julianus was born in 133 A.D. and followed a military career.
		If not the richest, Didius Julianus was one the richest men in Rome and offered 25,000 sestertii for each man! The people of Rome were, however, incensed by the auction and several provincial governors rose up against him.
		Coins of Didius Julianus are rare due to his short reign.
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		The Roman Empire The mint is Rome unless otherwise stated Didia Clara, daughter of Didius Julianus No.: 2081 Schätzpreis - Estimate CHF 1500 d=18 mm Denarius, AR 3.14 g.
		THE ROMAN EMPIRE Didia Clara, Daughter of Didius Julianus Estimate: CHF 950.00 Denarius (Silver, 2.27g 12), 28 March-early June 193.
		RÖMISCHE MÜNZEN Kaiserliche Prägungen Didius Julianus für Didia Clara.
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		Marcus Didius Severus Julianus was born to a prominent family in Milan, was consul with Pertinax in A.D. 174 or 175, and governed Africa and a number of military provinces.
		When the emperor Pertinax was murdered by the praetorian guard, the very wealthy Julianus and the urban prefect (and father-in-law of Pertinax), Flavius Sulpicianus, literally conducted a bidding war for the empire, offering donatives to secure the support of the praetorians.
		Julianus won, promising 25,000 sestertii per man. Meanwhile, Septimius Severus, who on the death of Pertinax had been acclaimed emperor by his troops, marched on Rome, where the Senate abandoned and condemned Julianus.
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		Didius Julianus - - Offers information on the short reign of this Roam ruler who bought the throne.
		How Didius Julianus Bought the Empire at Auction, 193 CE - - Account by Herodian of Syria of how Didius Julianus acquired the Roman throne.
		Julianus - - Overview of the life and reign of this Roman Emperor.
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	Didius Julianus (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Somit konnte sich der reiche Senator Didius Julianus den Titel förmlich „erkaufen“ und siegte damit über seinen Kontrahenten, den Stadtpräfekten Flavius Sulpicianus.
		Bei seiner Krönung, bei der auch seine Gattin Manlia Scantilla und Tochter Didia Clara anwesend waren, zeigte sich selbst der römische Pöbel angewidert von ihrem neuen Herrn.
		Didius Julianus hoffte auf die Unterstützung des Legionsführers Septimius Severus und bot diesem seine Partnerschaft an.
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	Rome Unleashed - The Troubled Century Overview
		Didius Julianus bribed the praetorians and was thus made emperor.
		Soon, however, the frontier legions began to declare for their own candidates: Clodius Albinus in Britain, Septimius Severus on the Danube, and Pescennius Niger in the east.
		Severus marched on Rome and killed Didius Julianus and eventually defeated his rivals and four years later found himself undisputed ruler.
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