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'''Gaius Julius Cicurninus''' (714 – 24 July 800), commonly known as '''Saint Julius of the Caeline''' was the first [[Archduchy of Urceopolis|Archduke of Urceopolis]] and last [[Duchy of Urceopolis|Dux of Urceopolis]], ruling from his election as ''Dux'' in 749, then from his coronation as Archduke from 759 until his death in 800. | '''Gaius Julius Cicurninus''' (714 – 24 July 800), commonly known as '''Saint Julius of the Caeline''' was the first [[Archduchy of Urceopolis|Archduke of Urceopolis]] and last [[Duchy of Urceopolis|Dux of Urceopolis]], ruling from his election as ''Dux'' in 749, then from his coronation as Archduke from 759 until his death in 800. He is considered the founder of the [[Julian dynasty]]. | ||
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Julius of the Caeline | |
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 Julius in a sacramentary c. 1100 | |
| Archduke of Urceopolis | |
| Born | Gaius Julius Cicurninus 1 April 714 (attributed) Urceopolis, Duchy of Urceopolis |
| Died | 24 July 800 Urceopolis, Archduchy of Urceopolis |
| Venerated in | Catholic Church |
| Canonized | 24 July 1097, Urceopolis by Pope Urban II |
| Major shrine | Basilica of Saint Julius, Urceopolis |
| Feast | 24 July |
| Attributes | Crown, throne, scepter |
| Patronage | Urcea, Urcean monarchs, Urcean politicians |
Gaius Julius Cicurninus (714 – 24 July 800), commonly known as Saint Julius of the Caeline was the first Archduke of Urceopolis and last Dux of Urceopolis, ruling from his election as Dux in 749, then from his coronation as Archduke from 759 until his death in 800. He is considered the founder of the Julian dynasty.