Aetian

/ˈiːʃən/ adjective

Definition

Relating to or characteristic of Aetius, a famous Roman military leader and general from the 5th century.

Etymology

From the name Aetius (Latin), a historical figure from late Roman times. The suffix -an denotes belonging to or characteristic of a person or period.

Kelly Says

Aetius was literally the last great general of the Roman Empire—he fought Attila the Hun and kept Rome from falling apart for decades, but history mostly forgot him because he was overshadowed by barbarian invasions.

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