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Rank	Topic	Wikipedia views
1	Constantine I	7,597
2	Diocletian	3,363
3	Theodosius I	1,358
4	Julian the Apostate	907
5	Honorius (emperor)	442
6	Constantius Chlorus	408
7	Constantius II	373
8	Valens	362
9	Valentinian I	347
10	Galerius	317
11	Maximian	314
12	Constantine II (emperor)	307
13	Licinius	271
14	Maxentius	267
15	Jovian (Emperor)	218
16	Arcadius	216
17	Gratian	206
18	Maximinus II (Daia)	181
19	Constans	173
20	Valentinian II	167
21	Flavius Valerius Severus	153
22	Crispus	134
23	Magnentius	75
24	Vetranio	71
25	Sextus Martinianus	67
26	Valerius Valens	46
27	Constantius Gallus	40
28	Dalmatius	30
29	Licinius II	27

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• 4th-century Byzantine emperors
• 4th-century Roman usurpers

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• 4th-century Romans
• 4th-century monarchs in Europe
• Roman emperors

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Pages in category "4th-century Roman emperors"

The following 24 pages are in this category, out of 24 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

A Arcadius C Constans Constantine I Constantine II (emperor) Constantius Chlorus Constantius II D Diocletian G Galerius

G cont. Gratian H Honorius (emperor) J Jovian (Emperor) Julian the Apostate L Licinius M Magnentius Maxentius Maximian

M cont. Maximinus II (Daia) S Flavius Valerius Severus Sextus Martinianus T Theodosius I V Valens Valerius Valens Valentinian I Valentinian II

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