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Magister officiorum, brief usurper, killed.
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Marcellus was appointed Magister Officiorum (Master of Offices) under Emperor Julian. This high-ranking position made him responsible for the imperial court, administration, and intelligence services.
After the death of Procopius, Marcellus attempted to seize power by proclaiming himself emperor. His rebellion was short-lived; he was quickly defeated and executed by forces loyal to Emperor Valens.
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