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Tacitus, Marcus Claudius (died 276)

Roman Emperor, 25 September AD 275-March 276. He succeeded Aurelian, much against his will, at the age of 70. His short reign was notable for improvements at home and victories abroad. He died at Tyana in Cappadocia.

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