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Honorius (393–423 CE)

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Honorius (393–423 CE)

Honorius was the younger son of emperor Theodosius I and his first wife Aelia Flaccilla. Honorius ruled the Western Half of the Roman Empire after the death of Theodosius in 395. His brother, Arcadius, ruled the eastern half. 

Born: 9 September 384 CE, Constantinople

Died: 15 August 423 CE, Ravenna, Italy

Spouse: Thermantia (m. 408 CE), Maria (m. 398 CE–407 CE)

Siblings: Arcadius, Galla Placidia

Parents: Theodosius I, Aelia Flaccilla

Grandparents: Count Theodosius, Claudius Antonius

Place of burial: Old St. Peter's Basilica