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Elagabalus (Marcus Aurelius Antoninus Augustus)
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AbstractMarcus Aurelius Antoninus Augustus (203/4–222CE), known as Elagabalus, became emperor when he was barely fourteen years old and ruled from 218 to 222. His reign is noted for his eccentric behavior and his attempts, as a hereditary priest, to promote the worship of the god Elagabalus from Emesa in Syria.
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AbstractMarcus Aurelius Antoninus Augustus (203/4–222CE), known as Elagabalus, became emperor when he was barely fourteen years old and ruled from 218 to 222.
His reign is noted for his eccentric behavior and his attempts, as a hereditary priest, to promote the worship of the god Elagabalus from Emesa in Syria.
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