Names for Category "Deified Roman emperors" 

	1.	Augustus  14 deaths, 1st-century BC Romans, 1st-century BC clergy, 1st-century Roman emperors, 1st-century clergy, 63 BC births, Augustus, Characters in Book VI of the Aeneid, Deified Roman emperors, Heirs of Julius Caesar, Imperial Roman consuls, Iulii, Julio-Claudian dynasty, Octavii, People from Rome, Republican holders of the role of pontifex maximus
	2.	Aurelian  210s births, 275 crimes, 275 deaths, 3rd-century Roman emperors, Crisis of the Third Century, Deified Roman emperors, Domitii, Gothicus Maximus, Imperial Roman consuls, Roman emperors murdered by the Praetorian Guard
	3.	Claudius  10 BC births, 1st-century Roman emperors, 1st-century historians, 54 crimes, 54 deaths, Ancient Romans in Britain, Deified Roman emperors, Inventors of writing systems, Julio-Claudian dynasty, Latin historians, Murdered Roman emperors, People from Lugdunum, People with cerebral palsy, Poisoned Romans
	4.	Gratian  359 births, 383 crimes, 383 deaths, 4th-century Roman emperors, Deified Roman emperors, Executed Roman emperors, Imperial Roman consuls, Valentinian dynasty
	5.	Hadrian  138 deaths, 1st-century Romans, 2nd-century Roman emperors, 76 births, Aelii, Deified Roman emperors, Hadrian, History of pederasty, Jews and Judaism in the Roman Empire, LGBT people from Spain, LGBT royalty, Nerva–Antonine dynasty, People from Rome, People from Seville (province), Roman Greece, Romans from Hispania
	6.	Titus    1st-century Roman emperors, 39 births, 81 deaths, Ancient Romans in Britain, Deified Roman emperors, Flavian dynasty, Flavii, Imperial Roman consuls, Jews and Judaism in the Roman Empire, People from Rome, Praetorian prefects
	7.	Trajan  117 deaths, 1st-century Roman emperors, 2nd-century Roman emperors, 53 births, Deaths from edema, Deified Roman emperors, Imperial Roman consuls, Latin letter writers, Nerva–Antonine dynasty, People from Seville (province), Romans from Hispania, Trajan
	8.	Victorinus  270 deaths, 271 deaths, 3rd-century monarchs in Europe, Deified Roman emperors, Gallic Emperors, Imperial Roman consuls, Thirty Tyrants