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If ur asking about his immediate family: his parents were Constantius Chlorus and St Helena. His first wife was Minervina who bore him a son named Crispus. His second wife was Fausta (daughter of Maximian the tetrach) who bore him Constantius II, Constantine II, Constans I and Helena (wife of Julian the Apostate who was Rome's last pagan emperor)
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What were the dates of the roman period?
The birth of the Roman Empire is determined by the beginning of the reign of the first emperor, Gaius Julius Caesar Augustus, in 44 BC. It continues but changes dramatically through the reign of the Emperor Diocletian who divided the empire into the four sections of the Tetrachy in 293 AD. The Empire, although divided into four was typically thought of as the Western and Eastern Roman Empires. The Western Empire fell to Odoacer, a barbarian officer in the Roman Army, leader of the Sciri (an eastern Germanic tribe)and Heruli (a Germanic/Scandinavian tribe), and forced the abdication of Romulus Augustus on 4 September 476 AD at Ravenna. The Eastern (Byzantine) Empire continued until 29 May 1453 with the fall of Constantine XI in his final charge in the battle to defend Constantinople from Mehmed II and the Ottoman Turks. With the death of Constantine XI, the Roman Empire ended.
Did emperor napoleon have royal blood?
It was O-
How did the gladiator games come to an end in Roman times?
The Gladiator games of ancient Rome began their decline through the influence of Roman Emperor Constantine I. Constantine was the first Roman Emperor to freely allow Christianity. Following his apparent conversion (and it is debatable whether his conversion was genuine or politically motivated), he removed penalties for professing Christianity, under which many were martyred in previous persecutions of Christians, such as in the gladiatorial arena. In AD 325, Constantine I issued an edict which stated:"in times in which peace and peace relating to domestic affairs prevail, bloody demonstrations displease us. Therefore we order that there may be no more gladiator combats. Those, who were condemned to become gladiators for their crimes, are to work from now on in the mines. Thus they pay for their crimes, without having to pour their blood." While ladiatorial games were actually revived some three years later, their popularity continued to decline. Emperor Theodosius declared Christianity the official religion of the Roman Empire in AD 393, and while gladiator shows continued, their programmes were very limited due to financial reasons and the audience dwindled as many converted to Christianity. It was Honorius, Theodosius' son, who finally decreed the end of gladiatorial contests in 399 AD. The last known gladiator competition in the city of Rome occurred on January 1, 404 AD.
What did emperor sutoku of japan use as ink?
his own blood
How did Nero become emperor?
he inherited the position through a blood-line.
What are groups related by blood?
The metaphor "related by blood" refers to people who have a common ancestry.
Is Calvin chen and ella chen blood related?
no...........they are not blood related..............friends only
Who is the Roman emperor that started Catholic Church?
A Roman emperor did not start the Catholic Church, Jesus started the Catholic Church. Jesus chose St Peter to be the first pope. Emperor Constantine was the First Christian Emperor.Roman Catholic AnswerIndeed, you are a little confused, as the emperor you are referring to, Constantine the Great, ruled in the fourth century, four hundred years '''after''' the start of the Catholic Church. He, himself, was only a catechumen (he was never baptised until right before his death - in other words, for most of his life, he wasn't even a full Christian). The Catholic Church was considered to have been born from the side of Christ when the soldier opened his side with a lance and blood and water flowed out. It was formally started at Pentecost, fifty days later, when the Holy Spirit descended on the apostles to confirm them in all truth and lead them to preach to and baptize all nations. ''from A Catholic Dictionary, ''edited by'' Donald Attwater, ''Second edition, revised 1957'''''''Constantine.''' The name of eleven emperors of Rome at Constantinople. Used by itself, the first, Constantine the Great, is always meant; for he greatly influenced the history of the world by (a) first the toleration and then the privileging of Christianity, (b) the summoning of the first ecumenical council, at Niceae, and recognition of the supremacy of the church in religious matters, and (c) moving the imperial throne to Constantinople. He himself was only a catechumen, who received Baptism on his deathbed; in the Byzantine rite he is venerated as a saint (May 211) with his mother St. Helen: "the holy, illustrious and great emperors, crowned by God and qual with the Apostles," and also in other Eastern calendars.
The prefix hemo refers to?
The prefix hemo- refers to blood. It is commonly used in medical terms related to blood or blood-related conditions.
Is hbk related to hhh?
No, they are not blood-related.
Are you related to your half siblings?
Half-siblings are related by blood; they share one parent, but not both. Step-siblings are not related by blood but they are related by law.
What is the roman camp in the lost hero?
The Roman camp in "The Lost Hero" is called Camp Jupiter. It is the equivalent of Camp Half-Blood for Roman demigods and is located in San Francisco. The camp is organized around the Roman gods and has a different hierarchy and culture compared to Camp Half-Blood.
