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Jovian (c. 332 - February 17, 364) was also a soldier elected Roman Emperor by the army on June 26, 363 upon the death of Julian. The latter had been mortally wounded in battle against the Persians. As the Roman army was deep inside Persian territory, Jovian was forced to make peace on unfavourable terms, in order to lead his troops back to friendly territory.

Jovian was a Christian, in contrast to his "apostate" predecessor Julian, who had attempted a revival of paganism. He died on February 17, 364 after a reign of 8 months.

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JovianJovian as an adjective (from Latin Jovis means "related or pertaining to Jupiter" — either the planet or the Roman god. Jovian (c. 332 February 17, 364) was also a soldier elected Roman Emperor by the army on June 26, 363 upon the death of Julian. The lat Jovianus PontanusJovianus Pontanus ( It. Giovanni Pontano ( 1426- 1503), Italian humanist and poet, was born in 1426 at Cerreto in the duchy of Spoleto, where his father was murdered in one of the frequent civil brawls which then disturbed the peace of Italian towns. Jovian planetThe term Jovian planet refers to one of 4 gas giants within Earth's solar system: Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune. The term is in reference to the Roman god Jove, also known as "Jupiter". The term was intended to indicate that the Jovian planets were