Constantine, for reasons that remain obscure, has…

326 CE

Constantine, for reasons that remain obscure, has his son Crispus, who had accompanied him to Rome, slain at Pola, in Venetia, and shortly afterward executes his own wife Fausta, Crispus' stepmother.

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