Julianus Apostata

Target entity: Julianus Apostata
Context triple: [Julian the Apostate, alsoKnownAs, Julianus Apostata]

• A. Imperator Caesar Flavius Petronius Maximus Augustus
  Imperator Caesar Flavius Petronius Maximus Augustus was a short-reigning Western Roman emperor in 455 AD, known for seizing power after Valentinian III’s assassination and dying during the Vandal sack of Rome.
• B. Elagabalus
  Elagabalus was a Roman emperor of the Severan dynasty known for his short, tumultuous reign and controversial religious and social reforms.
• C. Jovinus
  Jovinus was a Roman usurper who briefly claimed the imperial title in Gaul during the early 5th century Western Roman Empire.
• D. Numerian
  Numerian was a Roman emperor of the late 3rd century who briefly ruled the eastern half of the empire before his mysterious death in 284 AD.
• E. Julius Avitus Alexianus
  Julius Avitus Alexianus was a Roman senator and aristocrat of the early 3rd century, best known as the husband of Julia Maesa and thus connected to the Severan imperial family.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Julianus Apostata
Target entity description: Julianus Apostata is the Roman emperor Julian (r. 361–363 CE), best known for his attempt to restore paganism and roll back the Christianization of the Roman Empire.

• A. Imperator Caesar Flavius Petronius Maximus Augustus
  Imperator Caesar Flavius Petronius Maximus Augustus was a short-reigning Western Roman emperor in 455 AD, known for seizing power after Valentinian III’s assassination and dying during the Vandal sack of Rome.
• B. Elagabalus
  Elagabalus was a Roman emperor of the Severan dynasty known for his short, tumultuous reign and controversial religious and social reforms.
• C. Jovinus
  Jovinus was a Roman usurper who briefly claimed the imperial title in Gaul during the early 5th century Western Roman Empire.
• D. Numerian
  Numerian was a Roman emperor of the late 3rd century who briefly ruled the eastern half of the empire before his mysterious death in 284 AD.
• E. Julius Avitus Alexianus
  Julius Avitus Alexianus was a Roman senator and aristocrat of the early 3rd century, best known as the husband of Julia Maesa and thus connected to the Severan imperial family.
• F. None of above. chosen