Whom did Maximian aid in their rebellion in Italy?
His brother
His cousin
His son, Maxentius
His nephew
Answer
The answer to the question "Whom did Maximian aid in their rebellion in Italy?" is his son, Maxentius. Maximian was an emperor of the Western Roman Empire, and his son Maxentius was a usurper who rebelled against the rule of the Western Roman Emperor Constantine I. Maximian helped his son in his rebellion by providing him with troops and supplies.
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