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Maximus of Ephesus

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Maximus of Ephesus (?-371), Neoplatonist philosopher and wizard. He was the teacher of Roman Emperor Julian in the fourth century AD and had a great influence on the emperor. After the death of Emperor Julian, he was imprisoned by Emperor Valens. He was later released, but was eventually executed for participating in the assassination of Valens.

Category
Scholars
Nationality
ancient rome
Born
310
Died
372
Wikidata
Q248793
Occupations philosopherastrologer
Aliases Maximus EphesiusMaximus of EphesusMaximus of EphesusMaximus of Ephesus
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