UPDATE: 364 Winter - deficit down to around 118,000 with each turn now making some 14,000 profit.
Britannia: Relatively quiet with the only sizeable raiding force of Picts/Scotti defeated in the low hills west of the Habrina river. The Comes has authorised a comitatus assembled from scratch units to cross the Limes into Caledonia and raid and burn the Pictish settlements in reprisals.
Gaul: The lower Rhine limes is secure as the Frankish tribes remain inactive and involved in desultory fighting with the Saxons further north. Two strong field armies remain stationed near Colonia Agrippina to deter possible Frankish hubris. The hinterland of Gaul is uneasy with bacaudae proving troublesome. Areani patrols report the surprising presence of two large Pictish warbands in the borders between the Saxons and the Franks but cannot determine whose allies they are.
Hispania: Constantly in revolt and with cities rebelling and then reverting. Very few professional troops in the penninsula with the result that it is proving difficult to bring the provinces back under Imperial control.
Africa: Similar to Hispania - religious factions are prompting revolts and spurring on bands of irregular troops to plunder the countryside. The lack of money to initate ambitious building porjects to appease these cities is proving a thorn here.
Italy and Greece: Generally quiet and manned only by poorly trained and hastily conscripted limitanei. The occasional band of marauding bandits is generally dealt with succesfully.
Illyricum and Dalmatia: A massive incursion by Quadi barbarians broke the limes and sacked Carnutum - the only sizeable Roman forces in the area remained discreetly at a distance and in a surprise move have arced behind the Quadi while they were pillaging the Roman city and have struck deep into barbarian territory. The Roman commander intends to ravage their hinterland and settlements in order to force the Quadi to abandon Carnutum and retreat back across the limes. It's a bold and dangerous move. The Iazyges have crossed the Danube and are devastating large swathes of territory - the main Roman units in the area have managed to destroy two main warbands but are now depleted and in need of manpower and resupply. Both of which sadly are not coming.
Asia: War with Persia has broken out on Shapur's initiative but little hard hostilities have emerged. A desultory raid by a large Persian force reached the walls of Carrhae but then retreated some months later as Roman forces in the area moved in to engage. Julian himself is now residing in the city and slowly pulling towards him the best of the Roman troops for a devastating onslaught the timing of which remains a mystery even to his close advisors. The Arabs and Saraceni to the south in the deserts remain quiet and myserious.
Aegypt: Some religous discontent but otherwise nothing deserving mention. Blemmye raiders remain deep in the deserts of the Thebaid but so far have not had the temerity to cross the limes into Roman lands.
In all Roman troops have succesfully invaded all the Alemanni homelands and sacked their settlements with the result that the barbarians have now been driven into wandering aimlessly through the barbaricum. A large Roman Comitatus is slowly engaging each warband as it locates it and massacering them all.
The ecomony is desperate but the green shoots of recovery, aided by the capture and sacking of the Allemanni towns, can be seen. Julian remains alert but dare not move against the Persians just yet. Time will prove his ally here . . .
EDIT: Pic is signature is of the current campaign - You can see the gold star of the Alemanni horde behind the Rhine limes.