He would be succeeded only by his a few sons, with Dalmatius dying in the summer of 337 in similarly murky instances.[9] Constantius II himself would nominate as caesares his cousins Constantius Gallus and Julian in succession within the 350s, Whilst he initially executed Gallus after which found himself at war with Julian before his individual death. Immediately after Julian's revolt of 360, 메이저 사이트 the title fell from imperial fashion for a while, with emperors preferring just to elevate their sons straight to augustus, starting up with Gratian in 367.[9]