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Carausius
'''Marcus Aurelius Mausaeus Carausius''' (d. 293) was a [[Roman Empire|Roman]] military commander of [[Gaul|Gauli ...ng with the pirates to enrich himself, and Maximian ordered his execution. Carausius responded by declaring himself Emperor of Britain and northern Gaul.<ref>C.

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Carausius
'''Marcus Aurelius Mausaeus Carausius''' (d. 293) was a [[Roman Empire|Roman]] military commander of [[Gaul|Gauli ...ng with the pirates to enrich himself, and Maximian ordered his execution. Carausius responded by declaring himself Emperor of Britain and northern Gaul.<ref>C.

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Julius Asclepiodotus
...re-establishing Roman rule in [[Britain]] following the illegal rules of [[Carausius]] and [[Allectus]]. Carausius had seized control of Britain and northern [[Gaul]] in 286, but when Consta

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Geoffrey of Monmouth
...nts of the Roman invasions by [[Julius Caesar]] and [[Claudius]] and the [[Carausius|Carausian Revolt]], the departure of the Romans, the rise of [[Vortigern]]

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