There is no clear cut answer as to why Constantine killed Fausta (and also his son, Crispus). Fausta was killed at the request of Constantine's mother, Helena, which is about all we know as for motive. There are myths and stories and speculation, but these are all attributed to later writers whose facts are suspect. In Constantine's own time, everything was hushed up.
There is no clear cut answer as to why Constantine killed Fausta (and also his son, Crispus). Fausta was killed at the request of Constantine's mother, Helena, which is about all we know as for motive. There are myths and stories and speculation, but these are all attributed to later writers whose facts are suspect. In Constantine's own time, everything was hushed up.
There is no clear cut answer as to why Constantine killed Fausta (and also his son, Crispus). Fausta was killed at the request of Constantine's mother, Helena, which is about all we know as for motive. There are myths and stories and speculation, but these are all attributed to later writers whose facts are suspect. In Constantine's own time, everything was hushed up.
There is no clear cut answer as to why Constantine killed Fausta (and also his son, Crispus). Fausta was killed at the request of Constantine's mother, Helena, which is about all we know as for motive. There are myths and stories and speculation, but these are all attributed to later writers whose facts are suspect. In Constantine's own time, everything was hushed up.
There is no clear cut answer as to why Constantine killed Fausta (and also his son, Crispus). Fausta was killed at the request of Constantine's mother, Helena, which is about all we know as for motive. There are myths and stories and speculation, but these are all attributed to later writers whose facts are suspect. In Constantine's own time, everything was hushed up.
There is no clear cut answer as to why Constantine killed Fausta (and also his son, Crispus). Fausta was killed at the request of Constantine's mother, Helena, which is about all we know as for motive. There are myths and stories and speculation, but these are all attributed to later writers whose facts are suspect. In Constantine's own time, everything was hushed up.
There is no clear cut answer as to why Constantine killed Fausta (and also his son, Crispus). Fausta was killed at the request of Constantine's mother, Helena, which is about all we know as for motive. There are myths and stories and speculation, but these are all attributed to later writers whose facts are suspect. In Constantine's own time, everything was hushed up.
There is no clear cut answer as to why Constantine killed Fausta (and also his son, Crispus). Fausta was killed at the request of Constantine's mother, Helena, which is about all we know as for motive. There are myths and stories and speculation, but these are all attributed to later writers whose facts are suspect. In Constantine's own time, everything was hushed up.
There is no clear cut answer as to why Constantine killed Fausta (and also his son, Crispus). Fausta was killed at the request of Constantine's mother, Helena, which is about all we know as for motive. There are myths and stories and speculation, but these are all attributed to later writers whose facts are suspect. In Constantine's own time, everything was hushed up.
There is no clear cut answer as to why Constantine killed Fausta (and also his son, Crispus). Fausta was killed at the request of Constantine's mother, Helena, which is about all we know as for motive. There are myths and stories and speculation, but these are all attributed to later writers whose facts are suspect. In Constantine's own time, everything was hushed up.
Constantine was married to Fausta in 307 AD.
Constantine killed not only his son (from his first marriage) but he also killed his second wife. Constantine murdered his first son because Fausta accused him off plotting death toward Constantine. Constantine then killed Fausta in 326 AD.
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Constantine's father was Flavius Valerius Constantine's mother was Helena. Constantine's father gave his wife the boot and, in 289 A.D., married another woman. Constantine's siblings: Six half-siblings by Flavia Maximiana Theodora, his father's second wife Constantine's spouses: Minervina and Fausta Constantine's children: Crispus, Constantius II, Constantine II and Constans
The Christian Emperor Constantine murdered both his eldest son and his second wife, Fausta.
Constantine was married to Fausta in 307 AD.
Constantine killed not only his son (from his first marriage) but he also killed his second wife. Constantine murdered his first son because Fausta accused him off plotting death toward Constantine. Constantine then killed Fausta in 326 AD.
Emperor Constantine the great had two daughters, Constantina and Fausta, by his wife Fausta. He also had four sons, three of them by Fausta.
Minervina mother of Crispus and then Fausta Flavia Maxima.
Constantine had two wives. The first as Minervina and the second one, the one he killed, was Fausta.
His first dauughter with Fausta was Constantia
Constantine married twice. His first wife was named Minervina and she was either divorced or died. His second wife was Fausta and Constantine had her killed, it is said to please his mother.Constantine married twice. His first wife was named Minervina and she was either divorced or died. His second wife was Fausta and Constantine had her killed, it is said to please his mother.Constantine married twice. His first wife was named Minervina and she was either divorced or died. His second wife was Fausta and Constantine had her killed, it is said to please his mother.Constantine married twice. His first wife was named Minervina and she was either divorced or died. His second wife was Fausta and Constantine had her killed, it is said to please his mother.Constantine married twice. His first wife was named Minervina and she was either divorced or died. His second wife was Fausta and Constantine had her killed, it is said to please his mother.Constantine married twice. His first wife was named Minervina and she was either divorced or died. His second wife was Fausta and Constantine had her killed, it is said to please his mother.Constantine married twice. His first wife was named Minervina and she was either divorced or died. His second wife was Fausta and Constantine had her killed, it is said to please his mother.Constantine married twice. His first wife was named Minervina and she was either divorced or died. His second wife was Fausta and Constantine had her killed, it is said to please his mother.Constantine married twice. His first wife was named Minervina and she was either divorced or died. His second wife was Fausta and Constantine had her killed, it is said to please his mother.
If you are referring to Constantine I (or the Great), he was twice. His first wife was Minervina. He then divorced her and married Flavia Maxima Fausta, daughter of Maximian, the former co-emperor.
Constantine's father was Flavius Valerius Constantine's mother was Helena. Constantine's father gave his wife the boot and, in 289 A.D., married another woman. Constantine's siblings: Six half-siblings by Flavia Maximiana Theodora, his father's second wife Constantine's spouses: Minervina and Fausta Constantine's children: Crispus, Constantius II, Constantine II and Constans
The sons of Constantine the Great included Crispus, his eldest son by his wife, Minervina, and Constantine II, Constantius II and Constans - all sons of his wife, Fausta. He also had two daughters, Constantina and Helena.
The Christian Emperor Constantine murdered both his eldest son and his second wife, Fausta.
Fausta died in 326.