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The Roman Emperor Who Was Carried Away by His Own Outburst of Anger During a Trial
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I learned something today: Roman Emperor Valentinian I died in 375 after insulting the Quadi legates and suffering a fatal stroke. Valentinian reigned from 364 to 375, and he was no ordinary man. He was born in 321 in Cibalae, in present-day Vinkovci, Croatia, to a Pannonian military family. His father, Gratian, was a famous wrestler. The boy started out in the army and worked his way up the ranks. The early death of Emperor Jovian…
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