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Valentinian

Valentinian

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The name of several Roman emperors, especially the one who ruled from 364 to 375
  • proper noun
  • /vælənˈtɪniən/
: Valentiniano
  • Emperor Valentinian deplores your Secret alliance with the Barbarian tribes.

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Examples

  • I bring greetings from Emperor Valentinian, who ruled the Roman Empire in the 4th century.

  • The historian described the policies of Valentinian, an emperor known for his military reforms.

  • Close the doors after departure of Valentinian and his sister.

  • So, I ask for a license to go to prevent the Emperor Valentinian.

  • I speak to you as an envoy of Emperor Valentinian.

  • I bring greetings from Emperor Valentinian and of the bishop of Rome, Pope Leo.

  • The writer relates that, soon after Valentinian's accession to the throne, bishops of the pure and orthodox faith asked the emperor to call a council.

    Academic text (2018)
  • During his reign, Valentinian faced numerous challenges from the barbarian tribes along the borders.

Surface Forms

Etymology

Valentinian is a Latin name taken from Valentinus, from valens meaning 'strong', and it became the name of several Roman emperors. So, when you see Valentinian as a name, it refers to those emperors.