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echizento Moderator United States 23731 Posts	Posted 04/08/2012 2:11 pm 51. Postumus, murdered in a revolt 52. Laelianus, unknown 53. Marius, murdered 54. Victorinus, murdered by a staff member 55. Domitian II, murdered 56. Tetricus I, old age 57. Tetricus II, old age 58. Quietus, executed 59. Macrianus, executed 60. Claudius II, plague 61. Quintillus, suicide 62. Aurelian, murdered by guards 63. Vabalathus, unknown 64. Tacitus, old age 65. Florian, in battle 66. Probus, murdered 67. Satuminus, natural causes 68. Carus, suspicious conditions, struck by lightening 69. Carinus, murdered by own men 70. Numerian, suspicious conditions 71. Julian I, in battle 72. Diocletian, old age 73. Maximian, excuted 74. Carausius, murdered 75. Allectus, in battle 76. Domitius Domitianus, executed 77. Constantius I, natural causes 78. Galerius, natural causes 79. Severus II, executed 80. Maxentius, in battle with Constantine at the Milvian bridge 312 AD 81. Constantine I, natural causes 82. Alexander, murdered 83. Licinius I, executed 84. Maximinius II, murdered or suicide 85. Licinius II, sold into salvery 86. Valerius Valens, executed 87. Martinian. executed 88. Constantine II, in battle 89. Constans, murdered by troops 90. Constantius II, died enroute to battle from a fever 91. Magnentius, suicide 92. Nepotian, executed 93. Vetrano, natural causes 94. Julian II, Javelin wound 95. Jovian, carbon monoxide posioning 96. Valenttiian I, from a stroke 97. Valens, in battle 98. Procopius, executed 99. Gratian, murderd by own troops 100.Valentinian II, suicide or assassination. Report this Post to the Staff

stevex6 Pillar of the Community 3352 Posts	Posted 04/08/2012 2:16 pm Quote: Licinius II, sold into salvery ... hmmmm, sometimes murder sounds better than a few other options!! (I'm thinking that ol' Roman slavery was probably a pretty nasty ride!) Report this Post to the Staff
DVCollector Bedrock of the Community United States 10045 Posts	Posted 04/08/2012 2:48 pm "Carbon monoxide poisoning" is an unexpected one--but a tent and a charcoal fire can do that--probably not uncommon for traveling armies in colder weather. Report this Post to the Staff
VisigothKing Pillar of the Community United States 4778 Posts	Posted 04/08/2012 10:31 pm With all those murders you would think later emperors would watch their backs a little more. Report this Post to the Staff
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