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'''Balbinus''' ({{lang-la|Decimus Caelius Calvinus Balbinus Pius Augustus}};<ref>In [[Classical Latin]], Balbinus' name would be inscribed as DECIMVS CAELIVS BALBINVS PIVS AVGVSTVS.</ref><ref name=Handbook>{{cite book|author1=Adkins, Lesley|author2=Adkins, Roy A.|title=Handbook to Life in Ancient Rome|publisher=Oxford University Press |location=New York |year=1994|page=26}}</ref> c. 165 – 29 July 238), adalah [[RomanKaisar EmperorRomawi]] bersama [[Pupienus]] yang berkuasa selama tiga bulan di tahun 238 M, Tahun [[Year of the Six Emperors]].
 
== OriginsAsal anddan careerKarier ==
NotTidak muchbanyak isyang knowndiketahui abouttentang Balbinus beforesebelum hisia elevationberkuasa tosebagai emperorkaisar. It has been conjectured that he descended from Publius Coelius Balbinus Vibullius Pius, the [[Roman consul|consul ordinarius]] of 136 or 137, and wife Aquilia. If this were true, he was also related to the family of [[Quintus Pompeius Falco|Q. Pompeius Falco]], which supplied many politicians of consular rank throughout the 3rd century, and to the 1st-century politician, engineer and author [[Sextus Julius Frontinus|Julius Frontinus]], as well as a descendant of a first cousin of [[Trajan]].{{cn|date=December 2013}} He was born around 178.<ref name=Handbook/> He was a [[Patrician (ancient Rome)|patrician]] from birth, and was the son (either by birth or adoption) of ... Caelius Calvinus, who was legate of [[Cappadocia]] in 184. He was one of the [[Salii]] priests of Mars.<ref>"Michael Grant, The Roman Emporers"</ref> According to [[Herodian]] he had governed provinces, but the list of seven provinces given in the ''Historia Augusta'', as well as the statement that Balbinus had been both [[Proconsul]] of [[Asia]] and of [[Africa]], are likely to be mere invention.{{citation needed|date=November 2012}} He had certainly been twice consul; his first consulate is not certainly known but is believed to have been about 203 or in July 211; he was consul for the second time in 213 as colleague of [[Caracalla]], which suggests he enjoyed that emperor's favour.
 
== Reign ==
According toBerdasarkan Edward Gibbon (drawing upon the narratives of Herodian and the ''Historia Augusta''):
 
<blockquote>Balbinus was an admired orator, a poet of distinguished fame, and a wise magistrate, who had exercised with innocence and applause the civil jurisdiction in almost all the interior provinces of the empire. His birth was noble, his fortune affluent, his manners liberal and affable. In him, the love of pleasure was corrected by a sense of dignity, nor had the habits of ease deprived him of a capacity for business. (...) The two colleagues [Pupienus and Balbinus] had both been consul (Balbinus had twice enjoyed that honourable office), both had been named among the twenty lieutenants of the senate; and, since the one was sixty and the other seventy-four years old, they had both attained the full maturity of age and experience.<ref>''The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire'', vol. I, p. 225, Edward Gibbon (The Online Library of Liberty). [http://oll.libertyfund.org/files/1365/Gibbon_0214.01.pdf].</ref></blockquote>