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Italy: Icon of Maximinus II (270-313), 59th Roman emperor, from the book 'Icones imperatorvm romanorvm' (Icons of Roman Emperors), Antwerp, c. 1645

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Maximinus II (270-313), also known as Maximinus Daia or Maximinus Daza, was of Dacian peasant stock and nephew of Emperor Galerius. He joined the army and rose to high distinction, eventually being adopted by his uncle and raised to the rank of Caesar, giving him governorship of Syria and Egypt. When his uncle died in 311, Maximinus divided the Eastern Empire between himself and co-Emperor Licinius. Maximinus II was known for his major persecution of Christians during his reign, one of the last great persecutions of Christianity, making demands to urban authorities to expel Christians and promoting Pagan beliefs. He only changed his mind and issued an edict of tolerance shortly before his death, just as his uncle had. From the book "Icones imperatorvm romanorvm" (Icons of Roman Emperors)

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