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Given command in the Persian war in 350 by Constantius II when he marched against Magnentius, he defended Nisibis against Sapor’s attacks Zos. II 45.2, III 8.2 (στρατηγός). He may have been dux MesopotamiaeiRole name: dux Mesopotamiae or more probably comes rei militarisiRole name: comes rei militaris (the magister equitum was Vrsicinus 2).

COMES DOMESTICORVMiRole name: COMES DOMESTICORVM of Gallus a. 354, appointed on Gallus’s last journey to the West to allay his suspicions Amm. X1V 11.14.

He was sent with Procopius on a mission to Persia in 358 and was still there in 359 Amm. XVII 14.3 Lucillianus comes, XVIII 6.17 cum comite Lucilliano.

?COMESiRole name: COMES ET MAGISTER EQVITVMiRole name: MAGISTER EQVITVM (in Illyricum 361: in 361 he was ‘comes, qui per illas regiones (sc. Illyricum) rem curabat ea tempestate castrensem, agensque apud Sirmium milites congregans’ Amm. XXI 9.5; he is styled ‘magister equitum’ in 7. He was surprised and captured by Julian Amm. XXI 9.6-10.1. He apparently continued to live at Sirmium Amm. XXV 8.9 post depositum militiae munus digressum ad otium morantemque eo tempore apud Sirmium.

MAGISTER EQVITVM ET PEDITVMiRole name: MAGISTER EQVITVM ET PEDITVM a. 363: appointed by Jovian Amm. XXV 8.9 ‘oblatis magisterii equitum et peditum codicillis’; instructed to proceed to Milan and, learning that Malarich, to whom Jovian had offered the command in Gaul, had refused it, hurried on to Rheims where he was killed in a mutiny Amm. XXV 10.6-7, cf. Symm. Or. I 4, Zos. III 35.2 (who gives the name of the mutinous regiment as the Batavi but wrongly places the event at Sirmium).

Father-in-law of Jovian Amm. XXV 8.9, Zos. III 35.2, Symm. Or. I 4 and probably like him a Pannonian, cf. Amm. XXV 8.9.