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Legendary Briton king
"Municeps" translates to "freedman", meaning this individual was Gracianus the freedman. After the death of Roman Emperor Magnus Maximus, Gracianus seized
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Caradocus, then Dionotus Magnus Maximus, Roman usurper-emperor 383–388 Gracianus Municeps Interregnum; end of Roman rule Constantine II Constantine III, Roman
List of legendary kings of Britain
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Roman emperor from 383 to 388
foreign invasion – appealed to Maximus, who finally sent a man named Gracianus Municeps with two legions to stop the attack. He killed many thousands before
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Roman emperor from 407 to 411
fictitious) Historia Regum Britanniae, who comes to power following Gracianus Municeps's reign. Geoffrey's Constantine, through his son Uther Pendragon, becomes
Constantine III (Western Roman emperor)
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Roman usurper who was proclaimed emperor in 406 in Roman Britain
early February. Geoffrey of Monmouth describes a similar figure, Gracianus Municeps, who is probably the same person. He is one of three would-be emperors
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Roman usurper who was proclaimed emperor in 406 in Roman Britain
work, the Historia Regum Britanniae, Geoffrey of Monmouth tells of a Gracianus Municeps who took the throne of Britain from King Dionotus; it is possible
Marcus_(usurper)
Legendary king of Cornwall and father of Saint Ursula
at resisting them could be made. Maximus finally sent a man named Gracianus Municeps to stop the attack by the kings. He was sent in with two legions and
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