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Constans (Louvre, Paris)
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Constans:
emperor of the Roman world (337-350).
Names:
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320 or 323: Flavius Constans
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25 December 333: Flavius Constans Caesar
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9 September 337: Flavius Claudius Constans Augustus
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April 340: Flavius Claudius Constans Maximus Victor ac Triumphator Augustus
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18 January 350: murdered by courtiers
Successor of: Constantine
I the Great
Relatives:
Main deeds:
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335 Send to Italy by Constantine
I the Great
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336? Engagement to Olympias, daughter of Ablabius, praetorian
prefect
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337 Succeeds his father as ruler in Italy; his brothers Constantinus
II and Constantius
II receive the west and the east
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338 Meets the other rulers in Viminacium; victorious against the Sarmatians;
accepts the titles Sarmaticus Maximus
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Consul (with
Constantius II)
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340 War with his brother Constantinus II, who is defeated near Aquileia;
accepts the title Maximus Victor ac Triumphator
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341 War against the Franks in Gaul
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342 Consul II (with Constantius II consul II) Frankish victory
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343 Visits Britain
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346 Consul III (with Constantius II consul III)
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350 Insurrection of Magnentius;
Constans killed
New legions: I
Iulia Alpina; II
Iulia Alpina; III
Iulia Alpina.
Buildings:
Contemporary events:
Succeeded by: Magnentius
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