Constantine

Role: emperor · First appears: Book I · Chap. VIII

Life events

• Constantine became emperor and succeeded his father in sovereignty.(Book I · Chap. VIII · 📍 Britain)
  • With: Constantius
  • “Eutropius writes that Constantine, being created emperor in Britain, succeeded his father in the sovereignty.”
• c. 696 · Constantine built the church of Constantine in a royal and magnificent manner.(Book V · Chap. XVI · 📍 Jerusalem)
  • “It was built by the Emperor Constantine, in a royal and magnificent manner”

Book I · Chap. VIII

• parent: Constantius “This man left his son Constantine, born of Helena, his concubine, emperor of the Gauls.”
• parent: Helena “This man left his son Constantine, born of Helena, his concubine, emperor of the Gauls.”
• with Eutropius (Eutropius writes about Constantine's accession.) “Eutropius writes that Constantine, being created emperor in Britain, succeeded his father in the sovereignty.”

Book V · Chap. XVI

• parent: Helena “It was built by the Emperor Constantine, in a royal and magnificent manner, because the Cross of our Lord was said to have been found there by his mother Helena.”

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Extracted from the original text of Bede's Ecclesiastical History of England. Made with Rho MD.