Constantine I (emperor)

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    The Association of Ancient Historians has honored Ramsay MacMullen as being the finest ancient historian of the Roman Empire in our time. Some may find him difficult, he speaks the language of the professional scholar, but reading his works is certainly worth the time and effort
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      • Preceded by:
      Constantius I      		 Roman Emperor
      306-337

      with Galerius, Licinius
      and Maximinus

      		 Succeeded by:
      Constantius II,
      Constantine II and Constans
      Mythical British Kings
      		 Succeeded by:
      Octavius

    THE SIGN OF THE CROSS IN THE GREEK CHURCH

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