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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Flavius Petronius Maximus (c. 396 - 22 April 455), was a Roman aristocrat, and briefly Western Roman Emperor from 17 March 455 to 31 May 455.Petronius was of senatorial rank. His earliest known office was praetor, held about 411; around 415 he served as a tribunus et notarius, which was an entry position to the imperial bureaucracy, and led to his serving as Comes sacrarum largitionum (Count of the Sacred Largess) between 416 and 419, as well as Urban Prefect between the years 419 and 433. In 433, he was consul, in 439 Praetorian Prefect of Italy, and in 443 he was consul a second time. When he was granted the title of Patrician in 445, he was briefly the most honored of all non-Imperial Romans, until the third consulate of Aëtius, generalissimo of the Western empire, the following year.