Pacuvius Vesuvius Curvus (died 396 AD) was a Gallo-Roman noble who, in 396 AD, led a rebellion against the Franks in Gallia Belgica. He gathered an army from the Gallo-Romans of the countryside to the west of present-day Cologne, but his small force was destroyed by the Franks in the Battle of Steenbergen and he was slain.
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Curvus in battle
Curvus' body