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Florianus

Marcus Annius Florianus Pius was chosen by the army in the west to succeed Tacitus in 276. The army in the east, on the other hand, chose Probus; the two met in battle, and when it was clear Probus had the superior force, Florianus was assassinated by his own troops. He was emperor for 88 days.

Preceded by:
Marcus Claudius Tacitus (275-276)
Roman emperors
Followed by:
Probus (276-282)