Julius Civilis

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Julius Civilis was a 1st-century Batavian chieftain and Roman military officer who led a major revolt against Roman rule along the Rhine frontier.

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Julius Civilis canonical 4
Claudius Civilis 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Batavian chieftain
Roman military officer
rebel leader
activeInCentury 1st century
alliedWith local Germanic tribes
approximateDate fl. circa 69–70 CE
associatedWithEvent Batavian revolt
associatedWithPeople Batavian people
citizenship Roman Empire
commanded Batavian auxiliary cohorts
linked to: Batavian cohorts
conflict Roman–Germanic conflicts
ethnicGroup Batavians
linked to: Batavi tribe
historicalSource Tacitus
languageContext Latin name: Iulius Civilis
led Batavian revolt
mentionedInWork Tacitus' Histories
notableFor Batavian revolt of 69–70 CE
linked to: Batavian revolt

leading a major revolt against Roman rule
operatedInRegion Lower Rhine
Rhine frontier
opposed Roman legions on the Rhine
politicalStatus Roman citizen of Batavian origin
rankOrRole officer in auxiliary troops
rebelledAgainst Roman Empire
Roman rule along the Rhine frontier
regionOfOrigin Batavia (Roman province)
linked to: civitas Batavorum
servedIn Roman army
timePeriodOfActivity Year of the Four Emperors
tookAdvantageOf Roman civil wars of 68–69 CE

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Batavi batavianRevoltLeader Julius Civilis
subject linked to: Batavi tribe
Batavian people revoltLeader Julius Civilis
Batavian revolt leader Julius Civilis
Batavian revolt commanderForSide Julius Civilis