Philip the Arab

Philip I, commonly known as Philip the Arab, born in Shahba, Syria, was Roman Emperor from 244 to 249. Although his reign lasted only five years, it marked an unusually stable period in a century that is otherwise known for having been turbulent.

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Who was born first?

• Philip the Arab was born 1 year after Elagabalus
• Philip the Arab was born 2 years before Trebonianus Gallus
• Philip the Arab was born 3 years before Aemilian
• Philip the Arab was born 3 years after Decius
• Philip the Arab was born 4 years after Fabian

Timeline

1. Fabiancirca AD 200s – January 20, AD 250
2. DeciusAD 201 – July 1, AD 251
3. ElagabalusMarch 20, AD 203 – March 11, AD 222
4. Philip the Arab (this page)circa AD 204 – AD 249
5. Trebonianus GallusAD 206 – August AD 253
6. AemilianAD 207 – September AD 253

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