Publius Licinius Egnatius Marinianus

Marinianus ( full name Publius Licinius probably Egnatius Marinianus; * 265; ? † autumn 268 in Rome) was the third son of the Roman Emperor Gallienus and the Salonina ( and youngest? ). Together with Paternus he was appointed by Gallienus consul of the year 268. This Marinianus had to be considered as presumptive heir to the throne, as his two older brothers Valerian Caesar and Saloninus were already dead at this time. However, due to the assassination of the Emperor in the autumn of 268, there was no longer a formal survey of the boy to Caesar. The successor Claudius Gothicus could ( or would ) not prevent were killed in an unfettered by the Senate in Rome hounding of the members of the deposed imperial family Marinianus and his uncle Licinius Valerian.

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  • CIL 3, 3525
  • Zonaras 12.26
Paternus (consul 269) Roman consul Valerian II Caesar (title) Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum
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