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Flavius Asturius

5th century · 5th century

Flavius Asturius was a Western Roman general who, as commander of both services, was sent to Hispania Tarraconensis in 441 to suppress the Bagaudae, the rural rebels of the Ebro valley. He was succeeded in the command by his son-in-law, the poet Merobaudes, and held the consulship in 449.

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