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Iouinianus was the sonne of Varronianus, who dwelt in an Island of Singido∣nia belonging to the Prouince of Pannonia. Hee was Emperor eight months. His father hauing lost many Children, was presently admoni∣shed in a dreame, that the Child wherewithall his Wise was then conceiued
and ready to deliuer, should be called Iouinianus. Hee was of a gallant great body, pleasant in his wit, and very studious. Comming from Persia to Con∣stantinople in the middest of Winter, he ••el into a crudity of his stomack and so oppressed in the carriage of his new dignity died suddenly, neer 40. years of age.